“We will need Mining Engineers; we will need Civil Engineers, we’ll need fitters, we need masons, we need carpenters, we need plumbers, we need a whole range of skills. And apart from what’s going on out there, it’s a question of the massive infrastructural development; we will have roadways and deep-water harbours and massive development in this country that will require qualified people.”

─ Ministry of Public Telecommunications donates 59 tablets to Guyana Council of Organisations for Persons with Disabilities

─ intended to aid in computer literacy training

Fifty-one apprentices, including a lone young woman, graduated yesterday from the Guyana Sugar Corporation’s (GuySuCo), Port Mourant Training School. The class of 2019 obtained 52 Distinctions and 65 Credits

─ Awarded ‘best composition’ at NGSA

─ Aspiring paediatrician placed at Bishops’ High School