- Offices planned across the 10 regions

-by NaAsia Bristol

Applications for financing from the Guyana Development Bank will be available online, as the government moves to make the process easier for small and first-time entrepreneurs.

Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh says offices will also be established across all ten administrative regions for persons who need face-to-face assistance.

A new online platform will allow applicants to submit their applications, track their progress and manage

At Stella Maris Primary School, 25-year-old teacher Ikia has become accustomed to students approaching her with one request: “Miss, can you include me in the next video?”

Her creative videos, which tap into social media trends to highlight school activities and awareness observances, have quickly caught the attention of students and parents. 

Behind the fun, however, Ikia uses them as another opportunity to get children interested in learning and involved in school life.

“I realised that when I had

As temperatures continue to rise in Guyana, the effects of extreme heat are becoming a growing concern for public health.

While dehydration and heat exhaustion are common concerns, some people face additional risks because of existing health conditions and the medications they take.

The human body naturally cools itself by sweating. But when temperatures and humidity are high, that process becomes less effective, increasing the risk of h

The Caribbean tourism industry could lose valuable connections with travelers to international companies such as Expedia, Airbnb and Google, unless it moves faster in using artificial intelligence.

This warning from tourism strategist Kevon Wilson of Leve Global, during his presentation at the region’s State of the Tourism Industry Conference.

During his presentation in the Exhibition Centre of the Atlantic Suites, Kingston Georgetown, the chief

The Commission of Inquiry into the MV Barima tragedy begins a new phase of its work on Wednesday, starting with meetings with affected families before moving to site inspections and formal hearings.

The inquiry could eventually hear from more than one hundred witnesses, although only one survivor has so far come forward to give evidence.

The investigation into the MV Barima tragedy is moving closer to the formal taking of evidence.

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Farmers and residents of Good Intent are set to see greater follow-up on community concerns, following a direct engagement with Minister within the Ministry of Agriculture Vikash Ramkissoon and a team of government agencies on Tuesday evening.

The engagement brought the government’s technical teams directly into the community, allowing farmers to raise concerns affecting agricultural activity while residents outlined issues requiring attention.

Representatives from the National Drainage and Irrigation