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Lusignan Hope and Justice Centre to open Monday – Min Persaud

The recently commissioned Lusignan ‘Hope and Justice’ Centre is slated to be fully operational and open to the public Monday, April 8 to combat gender-based violence. Minister of Human Services and Social Security, Dr Vindhya Persaud made the announcement during an interview with the Department of Public Information (DPI) on Friday. “The biggest development of […]

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Amerindian youths to be empowered through $1.4B ENGAGE project

More opportunities are being brought to Amerindian youths across the country through a $1. 4 billion ($9.1 million CAD) Empowering the Next Generation, Agency and Gender Equality (ENGAGE) project. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the project which was signed between the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs and Canada is being implemented by the World University […]

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President Ali urges medical practitioners to work on achieving world-class healthcare

Medical practitioners across the ten administrative regions must align themselves with the government’s vision of achieving world-class healthcare in Guyana, as emphasised by His Excellency, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali. The head of state made the plea during an engagement with several doctors, at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC), Liliendaal on Friday. The purpose of […]

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SHOUT 2.0 to ignite passion, innovation on environmental advocacy

Recover Guyana and the Ministry of Education have teamed up to launch the second edition of SHOUT, an initiative that seeks to inspire environmental passion and innovation among Grade Nine and 10 students in secondary schools across Guyana. SHOUT aims to involve more young people in environmental action, encourage dialogue, and initiate improvements in school […]

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Guyana proud of its achievements in Civil and Political Rights

– calls for more genuine constructive dialogue based on facts The  United  Nations  Human  Rights  Committee considered Guyana’s third Periodic report under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) during the 4097th, 4099th and 4101st meetings held in hybrid format from March 18 to 20, 2024. The ICCPR is one of the eight core […]

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Village elections must be lawful – Min Sukhai tells ROs

Regional Executive Officers (REOs) from the ten administrative regions, who will act as Returning Officers (ROs) for the upcoming Amerindian Village Council Elections in May were urged to ensure the elections are fair, transparent, and lawful. The Ministry of Amerindian Affairs conducted training for ROs at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC) at Liliendaal on […]

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Fresh talent needed to realign local communication sector – Min McCoy

Young people across the country are once again gaining a comprehensive understanding of the pivotal role of the media in society, as the annual Media and Communications Training commenced on Friday. Over the next two months, participants will participate in sessions about journalism, public relations, various reporting techniques, as well as videography and photography. The […]

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Minister Parag lambasts city council’s negligence in upkeeping Stabroek Market

– says ministry will intervene to alleviate some challenges Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Sonia Parag on Friday again called on the Georgetown Mayor and City Council to upkeep its responsibility to maintain the drainage infrastructure and environment of the capital city. Minister Parag made these remarks during a walkabout at the Stabroek […]

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Gov’t addressing wildfires, dry season impacts

– focusing on long-term climate adaptation – Dr Jagdeo In response to the frequent wildfires and other effects of the prolonged dry season, General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo, stated that the government is investing in long- and short-term solutions. During his weekly press conference, the GS acknowledged the impact that […]

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Forest preservation integral to building sustainable development – President Ali

President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali has once again highlighted that the preservation of the forest is integral to building sustainable development for many countries, as the Amazon Basin is the key to the existence of humanity globally. The rainforest which is located in the Amazon basin is known as the ‘lungs of the world’ and […]

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