Guyana’s Environmental health experts being trained for “proactive” surveillance of food-borne illnesses
The Ministry of Health, with assistance from the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), on Monday began training dozens of environmental health officials from across Guyana on stepping up surveillance of…
Guyanese unite for country’s territorial integrity
(GuyanaChronicle)THOUSANDS of Guyanese flooded the social media platforms with patriotic messages defending Guyana’s territorial integrity on the days after October 3, which marked the 123rd Anniversary of the Arbitral Award…
Ambassador Chad Blackman appointed to top ILO post
Barbadian Ambassador Chad Blackman has been appointed to the Cabinet of the Director-General of the International Labour Organisation. Minister of Labour and Social Relations Colin Jordan today extended congratulations to…
Last straw
As Government officials work behind the scenes to avert a hike in animal feed prices, farmers have declared that another increase in the cost of the product could drive them…
JetBlue pilot takes evasive action as CAL aircraft approaches path
The pilot of a JetBlue Airways aircraft approaching the Piarco International Airport around 12.30 pm Monday, was forced to take evasive action to avoid close contact with a Caribbean Airlines…
Teacher accused of sexual harassment at school in T&T
More troubling allegations are coming from Siparia West Secondary after a teacher has been accused of sexually harassing female students. A reliable source told Guardian Media that four complaints have…
More counselling options needed for troubled kids
ABUSED children become abusers or are faced with serious health issues, says officials in childcare and protection who are calling for more measures to deal with youngsters struggling with domestic…
St Ann’s homeless treated on Mental Health Day in Jamaica
OCHO RIOS, St Ann — Byron Gilzene, who has been homeless for more than 20 years since being deported from the United States, was among more than 20 people who…
Bank of England warns risk of UK financial crisis hasn’t gone away
LondonCNN Business — For the second time in two days, the Bank of England has been forced to offer extra support to UK markets still reeling from the government’s announcement last month that it would…
IMF says reforms are needed to improve access to credit.
The International Monetary Fund says reforms are needed to improve access to credit in Antigua and Barbuda. The regional credit bureau is expected to accelerate the lending process and enhance…
