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– Cuba-trained Malaysian Doctor among graduates ready to serve public health sector
In 2013, Christian Pile, then a pupil of Mae’s Under-12, was the second most outstanding performer at the National Grade Six Assessment [NGSA]. Today he will be named the country’s top performer at the level of the…
Today a Ministerial team including Minister of Education Nicolette Henry, Minister of Social Protection Amna Ally and Minister with responsibility for Labour Keith Scott met with the leadership of the Guyana Teachers…
The National Sports Commission (NSC) created history in 2016 by affording athletes for the first time, scholarships to study abroad. The athletes were awarded scholarships to study at the University of the West Indies…
The Chief Education Officer (CEO) Mr Marcel Hutson recently represented Minister of Education Hon Nicolette Henry at a high-level Technical Meeting and also at the Regional Meeting of Ministers of Education of Latin…
– 45 children catered for
The commissioning of Early Childhood Development Centres (ECDC) in Ann’s Grove and Ithaca reflects the government’s commitment to facilitating the growth of entrepreneurs.

Eleven-year-old, Farzana Bacchus seems like any other pupil who has performed well at the 2018 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) examinations – ready to take the next step in achieving her dream of being a doctor.

Earning 513 marks in the 2018 National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), Anasie Fredericks of Tapakuma Primary School is happy to be one step closer to her dream job of becoming a financier.

The University of Guyana Library has received a donation of books, equipment and supplies from Siefy Shahabuddeen, son of the former Attorney General and International Court of Justice (ICJ) Judge, Dr. Mohamed…
Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana (UG) Professor Ivelaw Griffith today lauded the hands-off approach of the current administration, in allowing the unrestricted day-to-day running of the institution.
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