GTU not credible, teachers being misled – VP Jagdeo

-says union has not submitted financial reports to Auditor General since 1989, opposition opportunistically supporting strike VICE-PRESIDENT Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has said that a significant percentage of Guyana’s first $1 trillion budget is allocated to improving the education sector, providing not only better learning environments for children but also a “comfortable working” environment for teachers. […]

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Guyanese author releases second book

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"Guyana's Opposition Leader accuses Afro-Guyanese of being paid to wear PPP shirts"

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Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton has accused the governing People’s Progressive Party (PPP) of buying Afro-Guyanese support, as reports suggest dwindling support for his party. Nomination Day for Local Government Elections (LGE) was held today, with political parties, interest groups, and individuals submitting their lists to contest the elections scheduled for June 12. According to reports, the opposition APNU has a poor showing, with low numbers in many of its strongholds, including Georgetown and Linden. Several former APNU candidates, including former Georgetown Mayor Patricia Chase-Green, have also joined the PPP. In response, Norton accused Afro-Guyanese of being bought by the PPP, claiming that many are being paid $5000 to wear PPP shirts. However, he did not provide any evidence to support his claims. Norton urged his supporters not to be discouraged, stating that his party's support base is strong and focused. He added that his party would beat the PPP in all its stronghold...
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Soiree: A festival of dance and togetherness

Dance and music are common forms of expression in Guyana and many other parts of the world. In Guyana, dance and music are heavily influenced by the country’s multicultural society. In Guyana particularly, people of African descent, who are connected to the traditions of old, use dance and music to commemorate important social and religious … Soiree: A festival of dance and togetherness Read More »
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