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CDB president sent on administrative leave until April
By Peter Richards President of the Caribbean Development Bank, Dr Hyginus 'Gene' Leon. BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Jan 19, CMC - The...
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Guyana govt to ask for more info about situation at Caribbean Development Bank
President Irfaan Ali (third at left) and the President of the Caribbean Development Bank Dr Hyginus 'Gene' Leon (second at...
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Need for long-term planning, savings- UG Economist
Even as Guyana's private sector is welcoming the GY$1.1 trillion dollar national budget, University of Guyana Economist Dr Thomas Singh...
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Update: CDB President in “ongoing administrative process” but bank silent on if officials sent on leave
President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Dr Leon (third from left), President Irfaan Ali and CARICOM Secretary General Dr...
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Nothing in budget for working class- APNU+AFC’s Walton, Norton; Budget provides more disposable income- Pres Ali
APNU+AFC MP Amanza Walton-Desir President Irfaan Ali Opposition A...
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2024 Budget: Increased Income Tax threshold, Old Age Pension, public assistance, and UG student loan cancellations
Finance Minister, Dr Ashni Singh 0n Monday announced in the GY$1.1 trillion National Budget that government would begin phasing in...
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Litta Reporta app to provide data to assist with waste management
Creator of the Litta Reporta app, Maryam Bacchus, and Country Representative of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Lorena Solórzano Salazar....
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Govt, opposition talk up ‘money-in-your pocket’ 2024 national budget
A section of the GAICO Wharfing facility at Nismes, West Bank Demerara Ahead of Monday's presentation of Guyana's 2024 budget,...
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Guyana asks for proposals to build “open-access” natural gas facility
Ministry of Natural Resources, Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown. The Guyana government is calling for private sector investors to propose how...
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Guyana saves US$800 million from oil earnings since production began
Guyana has saved just over US$800 million from more than US$3 billion in oil revenues since production began in 2020,...
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