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NO RECORDS OF MASS MIGRATION OF TEACHERS – MINISTER OF EDUCATION

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Guyana Teacher Migration Rumors: The Minister of Education has addressed and attempted to dispel rumors of a mass migration of teachers, assuring that the situation is under control.

Dacia Richards has more on this story.

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