Guyana’s education sector will be diversified – President Ali

PRESIDENT Dr. Irfaan Ali has recently emphasised the importance of diversifying Guyana’s education, just as the country’s economy is being diversified. The head of state made these remarks at the recent commissioning of the St. George’s School of Sciences, …

Guyana teams suffer mixed fortunes on day two

Guyana’s A team: WCM Aditi Joshi, CM Taffin Khan, Ciel Clement and Kyle Couchman. CARICOM Classic Chess Tournament Day two of the 2024 CARICOM Classic Chess Tournament brought a blend of triumph and disappointment for host nation Guyana as their A and B …

CARICOM classic chess tournament…Guyana climbs to fourth place after three rounds

The country’s chess (A) team which includes Taffin khan, Kyle Couchman, Aditi Joshi and Ciel Clements are fourth place after three rounds in the CARICOM Classic Chess tournament ongoing at Pegasus Suites Corporate Centre. Guyana playing Jamaica picked up 1 …

Benefits as an educator in New York are plenty but it’s Guyana’s loss when teachers migrate

Dear Editor, There were several recent exchanges (benefits or advantages and disadvantages) on whether Guyanese teachers should accept teaching positions in America. The benefits far outweigh sacrifices or concerns West Indian teachers experienced in the …

Former Colombian president commends Guyana’s environmental efforts

Given Guyana’s success in balancing transformative development with world-class efforts to protect its plants and animals, former Colombian President Iván Duque believes the country sets a model for other nations to follow. During a recent interview on …

Minister Indar urges Santa Aratak graduates to embrace education, build Guyana’s future

MINISTER within the Ministry of Public Works Deodat Indar delivered an inspiring message to the graduating class of Santa Aratak Primary School on Wednesday, encouraging the young pupils to remain focused on their education to help shape a successful …

Exxon returns some Stabroek acreage to Guyana, government says

GEORGETOWN (Reuters) -An Exxon Mobil-led oil consortium has returned 2,534 square kilometers of the Stabroek Block in Guyana back to the government, the Ministry of Natural Resources said in a statement on Wednesday. The relinquishment is part of a …

Guyana’s model matches global standards for oil governance

Dear Editor ON July 1, Kaieteur News penned an editorial based on Christopher Ram’s poorly reasoned appeal for a Petroleum Commission to be established in Guyana. Ram’s reasoning, as reflected in the editorial, is based on a conspiracy theory that …

Guyana secures US$350M loan for social upliftment

4 gold for Guyana at CASA Junior Championships