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Guyana already spends US$2 million on parking meter arbitration case
Mayor Patricia Chase-Green inspecting a parking meter in Mexico recently. (file picture) The Guyana government has so far spent more...
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No ferry company formed yet, but talks ongoing- Trinidad, Barbados Foreign Ministers
A regional ferry system may be on the horizon to journey through Guyana, Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. However, despite...
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UG calls in police about fake Facebook post
The University of Guyana (UG) om Sunday said it reported to police the existence of fake Facebook pòst in the...
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Crossing the Berbice Bridge will become cheaper; new fixed high-span bridge planned- Pres Ali
President Irfaan Ali on Sunday announced that plans are afoot to reduce the cost for crossing the Berbice River Bridge,...
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Legal action looms over questionable contract award
A company , which believed it unfairly lost a government bid to supply GY$120 million worth of electrical equipment because...
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Joint sharing of oil resources an option after ICJ ruling on Guyana-Venezuela boundary dispute- International Law expert
Dean of the University of the West Indies' Faculty of Law, Dr Alicia Elias-Roberts There is potential for Guyana and...
Read moreDetailsGuyana to be part of southern Caribbean ferry route
President Irfaan Ali on Friday announced that Guyana would be part of a ferry service that would link this South...
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India to sign MoU with Guyana to buy crude oil for 5 years
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Irfaan Ali India's Cabinet on Friday approved signing of a 5-year memorandum of...
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UG student loan debt write-off first on agenda for reintroduction of free university education
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday announced that government would first be writing off some student loans as the first...
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Cemetery Road contractor faces axe next month
The contractor that is rehabilitating Cemetery Road, Georgetown could be fired next month if he does not complete the more...
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