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Next Guyana gov’t “will have to rule for the benefit of every Guyanese” -Britain
The British High Commission, Main Street, Georgetown. Britain says the next Guyana government emerging from the March 2, 2020 general...
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Antigua and Barbuda ready to buy bankrupt Digicel’s local operations
(Caribbean Business Report) Antigua and Barbuda has indicated that it is prepared to acquire the shares of the financially strapped...
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Private sector says two more recount workstations insufficient for 25-day deadline, wants clear-cut assurance on use of recount results
The headquarters of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) is "disappointed"...
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COVID-19 Task Force approves return of 104 Guyanese; opening of Courts stores to collect hire-purchase payments
The National COVID-19 Task Force Monday night announced that approval has been given for 104 Guyanese to return home, but...
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Brazilian gold miner dies after engine cuts off leg
A Brazilian gold miner was allegedly killed on Sunday when the fan of a Jet-4 engine dragged him and cut...
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PODCAST: CXC Press Conference on administration of a number of July examinations this year.
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) will today be holding a press conference on the administration of a number of July...
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Iwokrama to use high-tech drones to spot illegal miners
One four-inch dredge in the Iwokrama Forest (Iwokrama picture) The Iwokrama International Centre for Rainforest Conservation says it will be...
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Fire destroys buildings in Bartica
The fire engulfing the buildings in Bartica. Fire late Monday night destroyed at least two buildings opposite the Bartica Police...
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100 families in Mora-Parika NDC get COVID-19 relief supplies
The relief packages being prepared for distribution to households in the Mora-Parika NDC, East Bank Essequibo. At least 103 families...
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GPL oil spill pollutes Demerara River; EPA begins probe
Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency , Dr. Vincent Adams. An oil spill from Guyana Power and Light Inc....
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