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Former British soldier dies in southern Guyana
Ian Craddock The body of a former British soldier, who usually jogged around the southern Guyanese town of Lethem, was...
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Sugar workers, GUYSUCO lose GYD$millions, tonnes of sugar to strikes
The Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc. on Monday said it managed to reach 80 percent of its production target for the...
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Stakeholders call for more testing, tracing ahead of domestic tourism reopening
Director of the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) Carla Chandra As Guyana looks towards gradually reopening sectors of its economy, particularly...
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GUYSUCO blames NICIL for likely late payment of July wages, salaries
by Samuel Sukhnandan The headquarters of National Industrial Commercial and Investments Limited. As time draws closer for the Guyana Sugar...
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Temporary shutdown of airports hits Guyana’s non-traditional agricultural exports
By Samuel Sukhnandan Guyana's decision to ban incoming international flights, combined with the move by many airlines to reduce passenger...
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LIAT can be restructured in 90 days
Antigua and Barbuda's Prime Minister, Gaston Browne. Antigua and Barbuda looks set to surge ahead with plans to restructure Liat...
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Civil Aviation Authority issues COVID-19 guidelines ahead of airports’ reopening
As Guyana moves closer to reopening its international airports following months of lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Guyana...
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Georgetown Chamber welcomes gradual reopening of businesses
by Samuel Sukhnandan The headquarters of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry. A decision taken by the National COVID-19...
Read moreDetailsContactless services being considered for Guyana airport reopening
by Samuel Sukhnandan Active consideration is being given to introducing contactless services at Guyana's airports, as plans for reopening could now...
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Curfew hours reduced, outside dining permitted, govt workers to resume work on rotation
The Stabroek Market area at about 6 PM when the curfew starts Even as Guyana recorded its 19th coronavirus-related death...
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