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By Nakasia Logan | January 30 2025 The Institute of Creative Arts (ICA) has officially been granted its Certificate of Registration from the National Accreditation Council of Guyana (NACG) following a thorough two-year evaluation process. This marks a significant step forward for the institution as it aligns with both national and international standards ensuring that its programs meet the National Accreditation Act of 2004. The certification brings with it increased credibility for ICAs creative arts programs and qualifications offering students greater access to both local and international opportunities. The government has expressed its commitment to further advancing ICAs status working toward achieving full accreditation which will further strengthen the global recognition of the institutions qualifications. This certification is seen as a milestone for the creative arts sector in Guyana as it enhances the legitimacy of qualifications offered by ICA and fosters an environment of greater cultural recognition. Graduates of ICA…

  • By Nakasia Logan | January 30 2025 The Institute of Creative Arts (ICA) has officially been granted its Certificate of Registration from the National Accreditation Council of Guyana (NACG) following a thorough two-year evaluation process.

    This marks a significant step forward for the institution as it aligns with both national and international standards ensuring that its programs meet the National Accreditation Act of 2004.

    The certification brings with it increased credibility for ICAs creative arts programs and qualifications offering students greater access to both local and international opportunities.

    The government has expressed its commitment to further advancing ICAs status working toward achieving full accreditation which will further strengthen the global recognition of the institutions qualifications.

    This certification is seen as a milestone for the creative arts sector in Guyana as it enhances the legitimacy of qualifications offered by ICA and fosters an environment of greater cultural recognition.

    Graduates of ICA….

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By Shawnette Fiedtkou | January 30 2025 The much-anticipated distribution of the $100000 cash grant for pensioners commenced on Monday in Linden with the Bayroc Community Center serving as the first distribution site. The process is set to continue this week reaching various locations across the town including Matties and Wismar with the McKenzie pensioners to benefit next week. The distribution has been smooth with pensioners and their relatives expressing gratitude for the efficiency of the process. Olive DeSouza a local pensioner shared her joy:

  • By Shawnette Fiedtkou | January 30 2025 The much-anticipated distribution of the $100000 cash grant for pensioners commenced on Monday in Linden with the Bayroc Community Center serving as the first distribution site.

    The process is set to continue this week reaching various locations across the town including Matties and Wismar with the McKenzie pensioners to benefit next week.

    The distribution has been smooth with pensioners and their relatives expressing gratitude for the efficiency of the process.

    Olive DeSouza a local pensioner shared her joy:.

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January 30 2025 The investment in the sugar industry remains a hot topic in the ongoing budget debates with both the government and opposition taking strong positions on the future of Guyanas sugar industry. The opposition represented by Jermaine Figueira of the APNU/AFC criticized the governments continued investment in Guysuco citing the billions of taxpayer dollars allocated to the industry and questioning its competitiveness in the global sugar market. He argued that such investments may not yield the desired results especially when the industry faces challenges in maintaining profitability. In contrast Suresh Singh a new Member of Parliament from the PPP/C strongly defended the governments efforts reminding the opposition of the adverse impact their 2016-2017 policies had on the lives of sugar workers. Singh who hails from a sugar-producing community expressed deep personal frustration over the coalition governments decision to shut down sugar estates leading to the loss of livelihoods…

  • January 30 2025 The investment in the sugar industry remains a hot topic in the ongoing budget debates with both the government and opposition taking strong positions on the future of Guyanas sugar industry.

    The opposition represented by Jermaine Figueira of the APNU/AFC criticized the governments continued investment in Guysuco citing the billions of taxpayer dollars allocated to the industry and questioning its competitiveness in the global sugar market.

    He argued that such investments may not yield the desired results especially when the industry faces challenges in maintaining profitability.

    In contrast Suresh Singh a new Member of Parliament from the PPP/C strongly defended the governments efforts reminding the opposition of the adverse impact their 2016-2017 policies had on the lives of sugar workers.

    Singh who hails from a sugar-producing community expressed deep personal frustration over the coalition governments decision to shut down sugar estates leading to the loss of livelihoods….

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January 28 2025 Guyanas national under-17 football team the Junior Jaguars are currently undergoing intensive training at the Guyana Football Federations National Training Centre as they prepare for the upcoming Concacaf Mens U-17 Qualifiers in Costa Rica. The tournament which takes place from February 7 to 16 will determine which teams qualify for the U-17 Mens World Cup. Under the guidance of head coach Marco Bonofiglio the Junior Jaguars are focused on building a strong mentality and improving their technical skills ahead of the competition. Bonofiglio has emphasized the importance of mental preparedness particularly for many players who are experiencing their first major international tournament. Despite the lack of international friendly matches to help fine-tune their skills the team has been working hard in training sessions to ensure they are ready for the challenges ahead. Bonofiglio highlighted the teams determination to perform at their best in the tournament especially with…

  • January 28 2025 Guyanas national under-17 football team the Junior Jaguars are currently undergoing intensive training at the Guyana Football Federations National Training Centre as they prepare for the upcoming Concacaf Mens U-17 Qualifiers in Costa Rica.

    The tournament which takes place from February 7 to 16 will determine which teams qualify for the U-17 Mens World Cup.

    Under the guidance of head coach Marco Bonofiglio the Junior Jaguars are focused on building a strong mentality and improving their technical skills ahead of the competition.

    Bonofiglio has emphasized the importance of mental preparedness particularly for many players who are experiencing their first major international tournament.

    Despite the lack of international friendly matches to help fine-tune their skills the team has been working hard in training sessions to ensure they are ready for the challenges ahead.

    Bonofiglio highlighted the teams determination to perform at their best in the tournament especially with….

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By Delicia Janneire | January 28 2025 The National Commission on Disabilities (NCD) has embarked on a comprehensive process to develop a new five-year strategy aimed at improving the lives of persons living with disabilities in Guyana. The initiative is being supported by several partners including Canadian company Catalyst Advisor and UNICEF. Stakeholders gathered to review and discuss the needs of individuals with disabilities with the goal of ensuring their voices are heard in the strategy formulation process. NCD Chairman Ganesh Singh emphasized that the commission is keen on receiving feedback from those whose lives will be directly impacted by the strategy. Singh noted that as the world and Guyana move towards digitization ensuring that persons with disabilities have access to digital infrastructure is essential. He also highlighted the need to address issues related to physical access to buildings stressing the importance of updating and enforcing building codes to accommodate…

  • By Delicia Janneire | January 28 2025 The National Commission on Disabilities (NCD) has embarked on a comprehensive process to develop a new five-year strategy aimed at improving the lives of persons living with disabilities in Guyana.

    The initiative is being supported by several partners including Canadian company Catalyst Advisor and UNICEF.

    Stakeholders gathered to review and discuss the needs of individuals with disabilities with the goal of ensuring their voices are heard in the strategy formulation process.

    NCD Chairman Ganesh Singh emphasized that the commission is keen on receiving feedback from those whose lives will be directly impacted by the strategy.

    Singh noted that as the world and Guyana move towards digitization ensuring that persons with disabilities have access to digital infrastructure is essential.

    He also highlighted the need to address issues related to physical access to buildings stressing the importance of updating and enforcing building codes to accommodate….

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January 23 2025 The West Indies cricket team is gearing up for the second Test match against Pakistan hoping to level the series after suffering a heavy 127-run defeat in the first encounter. Batsman Alick Athanaze emphasized the teams need to adapt quickly in order to stand any chance of success in the upcoming match. Following their loss in the first Test the West Indies are determined to focus on playing to their strengths and executing better in all aspects of the game. With spin bowling expected to dominate once again in the second Test Athanaze stressed the importance of brave shot selection especially after seeing spinners claim 34 of the 40 wickets in the first match. Reflecting on his performance in the first Test Athanaze who scored 55 in the second innings is determined to improve should he be called upon again. He expressed confidence in his form saying…

  • January 23 2025 The West Indies cricket team is gearing up for the second Test match against Pakistan hoping to level the series after suffering a heavy 127-run defeat in the first encounter.

    Batsman Alick Athanaze emphasized the teams need to adapt quickly in order to stand any chance of success in the upcoming match.

    Following their loss in the first Test the West Indies are determined to focus on playing to their strengths and executing better in all aspects of the game.

    With spin bowling expected to dominate once again in the second Test Athanaze stressed the importance of brave shot selection especially after seeing spinners claim 34 of the 40 wickets in the first match.

    Reflecting on his performance in the first Test Athanaze who scored 55 in the second innings is determined to improve should he be called upon again.

    He expressed confidence in his form saying….

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By Kimberly Giddings | January 21 2025 Etkezo formerly known as RS53 Resto Bar & Lounge has officially reopened with a fresh new concept focusing on fine dining and exceptional cuisine. The restaurant now located in the Amazonia Mall is the brainchild of former cricketer Ramnaresh Sarwan who has partnered with Lazeez Fusion in this rebranding venture. The transformation reflects the rapid development of Guyana and aims to meet the countrys evolving culinary standards. Sarwan explained that with international franchises entering the local market it was essential for Etkezo to align itself with global dining trends and provide a high-quality experience to match the countrys development. Etkezos revamped menu showcases a diverse range of multicultural dishes combining the finest flavors from various cuisines. The restaurant offers Indian Italian Continental and Thai options each meticulously crafted using both local and international ingredients. From classic pasta dishes to traditional Indian offerings from…

  • By Kimberly Giddings | January 21 2025 Etkezo formerly known as RS53 Resto Bar & Lounge has officially reopened with a fresh new concept focusing on fine dining and exceptional cuisine.

    The restaurant now located in the Amazonia Mall is the brainchild of former cricketer Ramnaresh Sarwan who has partnered with Lazeez Fusion in this rebranding venture.

    The transformation reflects the rapid development of Guyana and aims to meet the countrys evolving culinary standards.

    Sarwan explained that with international franchises entering the local market it was essential for Etkezo to align itself with global dining trends and provide a high-quality experience to match the countrys development.

    Etkezos revamped menu showcases a diverse range of multicultural dishes combining the finest flavors from various cuisines.

    The restaurant offers Indian Italian Continental and Thai options each meticulously crafted using both local and international ingredients.

    From classic pasta dishes to traditional Indian offerings from….