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The Ministry of Social Protection today (Thursday, December 29, 2016) took the historic step and licensed 13 Early Childhood Care Centres from around the country.

Teens don't always pay attention to the big picture. Instead, they're more concerned about the here and now, which can lead to chronic irresponsibility. If you want your teen to buck up, take responsibility and think…

The University of Guyana is expected to undergo a number of upgrades and changes in 2017 as the government of Guyana through the Ministry of Education plans to spend a total of $202M on the Tertiary institution.

Spreading different culture and making friends all across the globe, Logos Hope officially opened its doors to the people of Guyana, yesterday, to access its wide variety of reading material. The vessel is docked at the

A sum of $21.218 Billion has been approved for the Ministry of Education, to fund the provision of key planned interventions in the upcoming year. These 2017 interventions are intended to lay the foundation for the…

Minister of Social Cohesion, Ms. Amna Ally, today, distributed 25 bicycles to students of Parfait Harmonie Primary School, as the Government continues to advance President David Granger’s Boats, Buses, Bicycles plus…

The Vreed-en-Hoop Wesleyan Church continued its 10-year-old commitment of sharing the message of hope in Christ by extending goodwill to the children of the Vreed–en-Hoop Primary school in this joyous 2016 Christmas…

In order to promote a positive lifestyle for youths in Bartica Region Seven, the Commander and ranks of the Guyana Police Force (GPF)’s ‘F’ Division hosted a Christmas party on Saturday for youths in the Agatash youth…

Government sees education as necessary for the attainment of the “good life,” that it wants for all Guyanese. Government’s primary challenge however, remains the crafting of a system that produces the kind of education…

Government sees education as necessary for the attainment of the “good life,” that it wants for all Guyanese. Government’s primary challenge however, remains the crafting of a system that produces the kind of education…

“Once again we can celebrate our achievements in Region Four. As a region we would have set goals and worked collaboratively to achieve them.”