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‘Have we arrived?’ - Women judges reflect on strides made, efforts still needed
By Isanella Patoir isanella@newsroom.gy The inaugural Memorial Lecture in honour of Madam Justice Desiree Bernard, on the topic “Article 29: Women’s Participation in Decision Making: Have We Arrived?” sparked insightful reflection and discussion from women judges in Guyana and the Caribbean.
By Isanella Patoir isanella@newsroom.gy Guyana’s Deputy Chief Education Officer with responsibility for hinterland education, Marti DeSouza, has highlighted key reforms shaping the country’s education landscape. DeSouza spoke during an Ask World Bank Caribbean Series session on Education Transformation in the Caribbean on Monday.
President Ali says thorough evaluation underway after soldiers attacked on Cuyuni River
By Isanella Patoir President Dr Irfaan Ali on Tuesday said a thorough probe is underway to determine the facts surrounding the Monday attack on soldiers along the Cuyuni River close to the Venezuelan border.
President Ali says thorough evaluation underway after soldiers attacked on Cuyiuni river
By Isanella Patoir President Dr Irfaan Ali on Tuesday said a thorough probe is underway to determine the facts surrounding the Monday attack on soldiers along the Cuyuni River close to the Venezuelan border.
Guyana’s education reforms spotlighted in World Bank Caribbean series
By Isanella Patoir isanella@newsroom.gy Guyana’s Assistant Chief Education Officer with responsibility for hinterland education, Marti DeSouza, has highlighted key reforms shaping the country’s education landscape. DeSouza spoke during an Ask World Bank Caribbean Series session on Education Transformation in the Caribbean on Monday.
Milestone for GPHC as 8 complex brain tumours removed in one week
By Isanella Patoir isanella@newsroom.gy The Neurosurgery Department of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) recently performed a record eight complex brain tumours within six days, marking a significant step in advancing neurosurgery. This is a direct result of the acquisition of the state-of-the-art $69 million CUSA Clarity surgical system, a first for Guyana and the Caribbean region.
Jonestown tour, Jaguar River safari among several new tourism adventures launched - News Room Guyana
By Isanella Patoir isanella@newsroom.gy Several new adventures and tours for thrill-seekers and nature lovers were launched on Thursday at the Herdmanston Lodge in Georgetown. These thrilling tour packages, designed to immerse visitors in nature, culture, and history, allow people to embark on unforgettable adventures across Guyana’s pristine landscapes. From jungle survival expeditions to cultural tours and wildlife safaris, the new tours offer it all.
Domestic Violence Response During Covid
How the Trinidad and Tobago Government Fell Short. Survivors share their stories of lockdown abuse | One of the last times Letty’s husband tried to rape her, she barricaded herself in her daughter’s room. “When he realized he’s not getting that, that’s when he start to threaten me. In the nights, I have to be sleeping in my pants”.
Can Guyana Avoid the Oil Curse?
With enormous oil reserves, Guyana stands on the threshold of transformation. Its economy grew more than 60 per cent in 2022 largely because of an influx of oil revenues. But the nation’s rich resources come with promised opportunities and serious risks. In 2023, the challenge is to ensure those financial resources are put to work improving education and healthcare for Guyana’s people, protecting its environment and diversifying the nation’s overall economy.
Caribbean Investigative Journalism Network
Although the data is still being gathered, lawmakers, experts, teachers, and parents give anecdotal evidence that the COVID-19 lockdowns created mental stress for young people, especially young men. This series explores this topic through the eyes, ears and hearts of all those who have a hand in the development of young men in Barbados. Some persons interviewed preferred anonymity. They are given a pseudonym to protect their identity represented in quotations.
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