Famous designer robbed at gun point
Georgetown-At about 2130h. last evening, Designer Trevor Rose, 29 years, was attacked and robbed by two men armed with handguns at Parade Ground, Georgetown.Investigations revealed that Trevor Rose and other…
Month: February 2011
Government seeks ICT trainers for laptop programme
Georgetown -Government is recruiting Information Communication Technology (ICT) trainers for its One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) programme and is inviting community-based organisations to apply to be designated as ICT hubs…
Lethem to Providence fibre optic cable moving apace.
Georgetown – The laying of the 570 kilometres of fibre optic cable to be used in Government’s Information Communication Technology (ICT) thrust is progressing, with the work about 10 percent complete.…
CSP community component churns out another 33 successful graduates -from Annandale/Lusignan
Eas Coast Demerara – Residents of Luignan who are still in a state of shock after heavily armed gunmen brutally murdered 10 people including children and women on January 26th 2008,…
“Time to enforce safety laws”
Health and Safely Laws must be enforced at all business places in Barbados. This is the view of senior assistant general secretary of the Barbados Workers Union, Orlando Scott, speaking…
Drivers go handsfree from today
Drivers are playing it safe today as there are mixed reports on whether a ban on the use of cell phones while driving kicks in today or tomorrow. News reports…
Guyana Teacher’s Union raises serious concerns about the hiring of overseas science and maths teachers.
Woolford Avenue, Georgetown– President of the Guyana Teacher's Union Colin Bynoe, is questioning the move by Government to hire overseas maths and science teachers, claiming the move to be one…
Aggressive interventions needed to clear outstanding NIS payments backlog – Dr. Luncheon
Georgetown – Government through the Ministry of Education and the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) has been given the go ahead by Cabinet to recruit graduate teachers from overseas mainly to provide…
Science and technology provides good future –overseas teachers to be recruited in this field
Georgetown – Government through the Ministry of Education and the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) has been given the go ahead by Cabinet to recruit graduate teachers from overseas mainly to provide…
Guyana to be represented at UN high-level forum
Georgetown – Guyana will be represented at the twenty-sixth session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) from February 21-24. The event which coincides with the International…
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