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February 11, 20262min

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Young Officer Cadet makes history as first woman to gain prestigious Sandhurst selection Eighteen-year-old Officer Cadet Fianna Maria Tading has made history as the first woman in the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) to be selected for training at the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom. Tading, who is five months into the GDF’s Standard Officer Course #58 earned the opportunity through her excellent performance during the rigorous officer training programme. For the young cadet, the historic achievement represents both a personal milestone and an important step towards her goal of becoming a military officer. “The opportunity was unexpected, but I am extremely grateful. I see it as an important step towards becoming a military officer. I intend to give my best, learn as much as I can and return better prepared to serve the GDF and share what I have learnt,” she said. Originally from Moruca, Region One (Barima-Waini), and now living at Strathspey, East Coast Demerara, Tading attended Bladen Hall Multilateral School. She says her decision to pursue a military career was influenced by a teacher who recognised her potential and encouraged her to apply for the Standard Officer Course. Tading said her determination is also shaped by her upbringing and her desire to create better opportunities for herself and her sisters. “Life was a bit tough for us growing up, and I always wanted a better future for myself and my sisters. When I learnt how challenging the officer course was, I decided that it was a challenge I wanted to take on,” she said. As she prepares for the next stage of her military development in the United Kingdom, Tading hopes her achievement will inspire more young Guyanese, especially women, to consider serving in the GDF. She encouraged young people who are willing to work hard to challenge themselves and serve Guyana by considering a career in the GDF.



Business executives meeting today

Businesses in Guyana had the opportunity on Tuesday to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) can transform customer experiences during an Executive Thought Leadership Roundtable.
The event, hosted at the Guyana Marriott Hotel, was organised by Newgen and attended by representatives from the Indian High Commission, NALICO/NAFICO, Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Limited (GBTI), and Demerara Insurance.
The roundtable aimed to amplify leadership discussions on how technology can expedite decision-making while maintaining accountability, transparency, and customer confidence.
Shawn Gurcharran, Chief Executive Officer of GBTI, said Newgen is one of the company’s software partners which has played a major role in digitising and modernising its system’s efficiency.
“It was very insightful. We had a good cross-section of different industries here. A lot of customer-serving industries. We got to talk about what AI is, what it can do, and importantly for our businesses, how we can align with our objectives with what AI can provide,” Gurcharran said.
He added that the session was particularly useful as the company works to build infrastructure to leverage AI in order to be more predictive in marketing its products and services.
“Currently we’ve been working with building the necessary infrastructure to be able to leverage AI. As we go forward we’re hoping to leverage AI to help us to be more predictive in terms of being able to market to our customers and pushing more products and services based on patterns that we’ve observed in the past. And helping us to make faster decisions. Even in the back office setup, just to automate a lot of our processes including decision-making,” he noted.

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