Manickchand slams APNU as ‘extremely bizarre’ for opposing education cash grant

Manickchand slams APNU as ‘extremely bizarre’ for opposing education cash grant

Minister of Education Priya Manickchand on Tuesday night slammed the opposition for opposing and criticising the distribution of the education cash grants which entitles every public school student to $19,000. General Secretary of the Guyana Teachers Union and APNU Parliamentarian Coretta McDonald posted on her Facebook page that “Headteachers, you were trained as an EDUCATOR…

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Major civil works commence for deep-water port

Major civil works commence for deep-water port

–CGX announces; says multimillion-dollar project to be completed by 2023 AS work intensifies at the various oil blocks offshore Guyana, Canadian oil-and-gas exploration company, CGX Energy Inc., is positioning itself to capitalise on the plethora of opportunities that will stem from the expansion of the burgeoning oil- and-gas sector by commencing major civil works for…

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Distribution of Cash grant and uniform assistance for public school children to begin next week

Distribution of Cash grant and uniform assistance for public school children to begin next week

The Ministry of Education has announced that it will begin the distribution of the $15,000 “Because We Care” cash grant and the $4,000 uniform allowance for children in the public education system from next week. In total, each child in the public education system will receive $19,000. The Ministry said the two programmes are catering…

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Vision is to achieve diverse, resilient economy

Vision is to achieve diverse, resilient economy

— Dr Singh tells CDB President SENIOR Minister in the Office of the President with responsibility for Finance, Dr. Ashni Singh, says the government’s vision is to achieve a diverse and resilient economy. The minister was speaking, on Saturday, at a review meeting for the projects being facilitated by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). The…

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Seventh oil lift could earn Guyana US$75M

Seventh oil lift could earn Guyana US$75M

–highest ever returns since trade of commodity started locally WITH oil prices on the rise globally, Guyana could see the returns from its burgeoning petroleum sector growing, starting with earnings from the sale of its seventh oil lift, which could rake in around US$75 million. The country’s seventh oil lift was safely and successfully completed…

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