Govt.’s part-time job initiative to expand with $10B allocation

The Guyana Government has allocated a whopping $10B to expand its part-time job initiative to lend support to families reeling from the high cost...

Unraveling Guyana’s brain drain challenge: Impact and Solutions

By Sueann Wickham  Guyana, for many years, has been facing a significant crisis—brain drain. This phenomenon refers to the emigration of highly skilled and educated individuals...

Over 1,400 Guyanese attend GYSBI, Muneshwars job fair

Over 1,400 job seekers attended the Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI)’s career fair held today, marking a significant turnout for the company’s event. The...

“I will not stifle my conscience and say things have not improved”- Bishops Headmistress

Commenting on the nationwide teachers strike initiated by the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU), Headmistress of Bishops’ High School, Shandrina Welcome-Lee said, “I cannot sit...

Three MPs, including politician’s son, fingered in damning SLED Audit Report

By Steven Vickerie The Sustainable Livelihoods Entrepreneurial Development (SLED) Programme Audit Report of 2019 has named several persons of interest, including three Members of Parliament,...

224 Region two residents BIT certified

A total of 224 residents of lower and upper Essequibo are now certified after completing several technical training courses through the Board of Industrial...

About 400 more workers to join gas-to-energy project

– Progress 68 per cent complete Guyana’s gas-to-energy (GTE) project is now close to 68 per cent completed, as contractors push ahead to finish the...

Addressing Guyana’s looming skills gap: A call to action

By Sueann Wickham  As Guyana stands on the cusp of significant economic development fuelled by its oil resources, a pressing issue threatens to hinder its...

Salaries of some police officers increase by as much as 21% 

President Dr Irfaan Ali this morning announced salary adjustments to members of the Guyana Police Force. President Ali announced the following: Constables will now have their...

Guyana losing 89% of educated workforce-Report

Despite Guyana’s unprecedented growth over the years due to its lucrative oil finds, the country is grappling with an 89% emigration rate among its...

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