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PRESIDENT ALI RECOMMITS – FREE TERTIARY EDUCATION BY 2025 AT UN SUMMIT

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Head of State Irfaan Ali, while chairing the ‘Transforming Education Summit’ Round table, which forms part of the 77th United Nations General Assembly, recommitted to free tertiary education in Guyana by 2025. Temika Rodney explains.

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