Search for missing fishermen suspended

Search for missing fishermen suspended

–exercise could continue once new information is acquired, Minister Edghill says A SEARCH for three fishermen who went missing after the Noble House Seafoods trawler sank near the Mahaica River, on February 19, has been suspended. This announcement was made by Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, in the presence of the families of Captain…

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Questions on 2017, 2018 expenditures in Region Five go unanswered

Questions on 2017, 2018 expenditures in Region Five go unanswered

–attempts by PAC to contact former REO unsuccessful OFFICIALS from the Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice) administration were unable to answer a number of questions that were raised at Monday’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) meeting. During the meeting, it was revealed that the officials were not prepared to answer questions that were raised during the examination of…

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City Council issues adjusted collection schedule

City Council issues adjusted collection schedule

–doubles collection in some areas THE Solid Waste Management Department of the Mayor and City Council of Georgetown (M&CC) has ramped up efforts to increase garbage collection in several wards across the city, as part of an overarching national effort to keep Guyana clean. Following President Dr. Irfaan Ali’s initiative for a general clean up…

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Top UAE business executive in Guyana to explore development opportunities

Top UAE business executive in Guyana to explore development opportunities

The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of a major real estate development and engineering design company from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) arrived in Guyana Sunday night for talks over the next two days with senior government and private sector officials about opportunities resulting from the country’s expansive agenda in infrastructure, housing and related development.…

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Recovery from pandemic ‘stressors’ will be slow, clinical psychotherapist warns

Recovery from pandemic ‘stressors’ will be slow, clinical psychotherapist warns

–says spaces needed for persons to ‘vent’, ‘unwind’ AS Guyana begins the slow road to recovery, clinical psychotherapist Shane Tull has said that persons must still be mindful of their mental health while they transition from what was once called “the new normal”. Tull, in a candid interview with the Guyana Chronicle on Monday, spent…

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First-of-its-kind artificial intelligence, leadership programme launched for Guyanese students 

First-of-its-kind artificial intelligence, leadership programme launched for Guyanese students 

Over 100 Guyanese students will benefit from the Spark Programme – an artificial intelligence and leadership initiative – aimed at equipping them to grow their technological skills and create economic opportunities. The programme is in collaboration with two overseas-based Guyanese, Professor and Scientist at the University of Michigan, Jason Mars and Denise Hilliman, a former…

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