Representatives of the National Communications Network being allowed inside Parliament Building to cover the election of the Opposition Leader. The pro-government privately-owned Ignite News was also allowed inside. Earlier Monday, members of the media were asked to leave the compound. Clerk of the National Assembly, Sherlock Isaacs said he was instructed by the Speaker. | Demerara Waves Online News- Guyana

Guyana’s push for national inclusion took a major step forward yesterday as First Lady Arya Ali secured a landmark partnership to expand employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Guyana Power and Light, Guyana Water Incorporated, ENet, One Communications, MMG, MoneyGram and Western Union will establish customer-service kiosks at the Centre for Equity, Opportunity and Innovation in Palmyra. Once operational in January 2026, each kiosk will employ at least one person living with a di

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Guyana advanced its national inclusion agenda as First Lady Arya Ali secured a major partnership to expand employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Several major service providers—GPL, GWI, ENet, One Communications, MMG, MoneyGram, and Western Union—will establish customer-service kiosks at the Centre for Equity, Opportunity and Innovation in Palmyra. The initiative aims to improve access to essential services while creating meaningful jobs for members of the disability community.