Guyana

Source: Stabroek News The Guyana Teachers' Union (GTU) yesterday said that its resumed strike action will continue unless there is some significant development. Today will be 49 days in total since teachers first took to the streets on February 5th in protest against the government's unwillingness to

Source: Guyana Chronicle THE Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) is prioritising tourism development in Region Ten this year, as it establishes itself as one of the most visited in the country. Product Development Manager at the GTA, Candace Phillips, said that the agency is exploring the tourism potential of the region.

Source: Guyana Chronicle GUYANESE Regan Pollard (45-54) and Dennis Dias (over 65) registered victories on Day Two of the BCQS International annual Squash Tournament Barbados Squash Club in Christ Church Barbados Wednesday. However, Dias won his second match while Robin Low (55-65) lost his second match after losing the Barbadian

Source: Caribbean News Global GEORGETOWN, Guyana, (DPI) - Guyana will be able to save more than US$150 million in imports for a variety of crops by the end of 2025, due to its crucial planning, execution of developmental projects, and investments in the agriculture sector. This is according to

Source: Caribbean News Global GEORGETOWN, Guyana (DPI) - On Thursday, the Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology (CIMH) in collaboration with the Hydrometeorological Department of the ministry of agriculture hosted the opening of the Caribbean Climate Outlook Forum for the 2024 Wet/Hurricane Season. Over the next two days, climate

Source: Stabroek News The Guyana Police Force (GPF) recently embarked on a robust recruitment programme in all the regional police divisions. Was it a success? Not surprising, the police have not yet updated the public on the recent recruitment. The extended acting Commission-er of Police at the Police Officers'