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by Karen Abrams, MBA Women continue to weave threads of resilience, determination, and unmatched talent as they navigate the upward path to leadership in public and private organizations. Whether it…
Hundreds of children and parents gathered at the Promenade Gardens for an enjoyable Easter Egg Hunt and Fun Day organized by STEMGuyana on March 17th, 2024. The event offered families…
Not since the 1996 “cola wars” when Coca-Cola secretly purchased Pepsi’s operations in Venezuela from the Cisneros Group have we had U.S. global corporate majors competing head to head in…
The collaboration between The Girl Guides Association of Guyana and STEM Guyana ignited an exciting opportunity for youth in New Amsterdam to immerse themselves in the world of STEM (Science,…
by Karen Abrams, MBA, EdD ’25, AA The global fight against poverty requires innovative approaches to enhance agricultural productivity and address the challenges posed by climate change and population growth.…
Agriculture Minister, Zulfikar Mustapha today met with the Secretary of State for Agriculture, Livestock and Supply of Roraima, Brazil Mr. Aluizio Nascimento da Silva. During the meeting, the two officials…
There are more than 20 multinational companies already operating in Guyana–names like Tullow, Repsol, Frontera Energy, CGX, Eco Atlantic have made multimillion dollar bets on Guyana. Every day we hear…
STEMGuyana’s learning pods program was presented with 5 laptop computers from the co-founder of US based company jewelbots.com, Ms. Sara Chipps. New York based Guyanese, Mr Shawn Mcdonald was responsible…
STEMGuyana co-founder and Guyana Achievement Award recipient, Karen Abrams will soon launch a weekly podcast to share her experiences as a diaspora returnee with other members of the Diaspora who…
In a recent zoom conference with the Guyanese “diaspora”, President Ali and Vice President Jagdeo indicated the Government’s intention to re-structure the Natural Resources Fund Act (NRFA). Two features of…