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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 15-02-2026

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15th February, 2026

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See Inside No.108075

US$120M Guyana Technical Training College commissioned in Port Mourant SEE PAGE

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- as Region Six set to become oil and gas training hub

Youthful energy and national pride shine at Children’s Mashramani Road Parade 2026 SEE PAGE

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Aerial view of the newly commissioned US$120 million Guyana Technical Training College Inc (GTTCI) campus at Port Mourant, which President, Dr Irfaan Ali said will play a central role for young people, particularly women, in building a world-class technical training ecosystem to support the country’s rapidly expanding oil and gas sector

Sweeping tax relief, investment incentives for Guyanese

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The streets of Georgetown burst into a vibrant spectacle of colour, rhythm and youthful pride on Saturday as students and educators from across the country took centre stage in the Children’s Mashramani Road Parade 2026. Under the theme, “Little Builders of Guyana - Learning together, shaping a digital tomorrow,” schools used the parade to tell compelling stories of innovation, unity and progress

$1B renewableenergy investment accelerating Bartica’s rise as regional hub — President Ali highlights solar savings, stronger healthcare and expanding infrastructure

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Skills-training sector expanding as Guyana targets over 5,000 21 graduates this year

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— CTVET says expanding programmes is critical to meeting projected demand for 140,000 skilled workers within four years


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