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Teachers take to the streets, begging for higher pay - Vimarsana News

Teachers take to the streets, begging for higher pay

Several teachers joined the representatives of the Guyana Teachers' Union (GTU) on Tuesday to protest for higher salaries. The protest commenced around 10:00hrs in front the Ministry Finance’s Office on Main Street, Georgetown.

GTU launches protest against Government over outstanding issues related to salaries and benefits for teachers - Vimarsana News

GTU launches protest against Government over outstanding issues related to salaries and benefits for teachers

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Teacher pulls cutlass after attacked by parent, student - Vimarsana News

Teacher pulls cutlass after attacked by parent, student

A teacher attached to the Houston Secondary School on Thursday brandished a cutlass to defend herself after she was attacked by a female parent and a student.

Teacher assaulted at St Angela's Primary school – News Room Guyana - Vimarsana News

Teacher assaulted at St Angela's Primary school – News Room Guyana

A teacher was physically assaulted by a parent at the St Angela’s Primary School located in Georgetown on Thursday while teachers and parents participated in a solidarity movement to stop violence against teachers.The teacher, whose identity was not

eFeedLink - Stress hormones possibly behind rising cases of bacterial diseases at Norwegian sea farms, researcher suggests - Vimarsana News

eFeedLink - Stress hormones possibly behind rising cases of bacterial diseases at Norwegian sea farms, researcher suggests

Norway is seeing increased incidences of bacterial diseases at massive sea farms where salmon are raised, and an Iowa State University professor theorised that stress is the cause.