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Guyana hopes for lifting of Extractive Industries Transparency suspension in three months
The Guyana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GYEITI) on Wednesday appeared set to give the International Administrator the green light to...
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Several Linden residents fingered in money laundering probe
The eight persons who police say are wanted for money laundering Seven residents of Linden, including two women, are wanted...
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FAO assisting Guyana to increase cherry production
Cherry farmers and juice producers at field visit The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is assisting Guyana to increase the...
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E-SIMs now available at all GTT’s retail stores across the country
GTT said it has recently made E-SIMs available for purchase and installation at all of the company’s retail stores across...
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Suriname’s capital under curfew after day of violent protest
Tear smoke outside the National Assembly Building, Paramaribo, Suriname (Starnieuws picture) Surinamese authorities on Friday imposed a 6 PM to...
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SURINAME: Thousands of protesters vent anger at rising cost of living; National Assembly stormed
Tear smoke outside the National Assembly Building, Paramaribo, Suriname (Starnieuws picture) Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Paramaribo,...
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Guyana will save US$500 million annually from gas to shore project
Gast to Shore Project Lead, Winston Brassington The US$1.7 billion gas-to-shore project, including the natural gas-fired power plant and natural...
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Indigenous communities draw down GY$4.7 billion from Hess carbon credit payment
Indigenous communities totalling 241 were Wednesday informed that they would each receive millions of dollars now that Guyana has received...
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Guyana govt protests American Airlines’ shabby treatment of Prime Ministers Rowley, Gonsalves
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves The Guyana government on Wednesday publicly protested American Airlines'...
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Guyana asked to help LIAT
President Irfaan Ali on Tuesday said the Guyana government has been asked to help revive the cash-strapped regional airline, LIAT...
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