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GuySuCo calls for release of funds as production falls to 90,000 tonnes
The Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) on Thursday called for the release of much needed funds to halt a further decline...
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Irfaan Ali not banking on oil money to restart economy
PPP General Secretary, Bharrat Jagdeo (left) and PPP presidential candidate, Irfaan Ali. The opposition People's Progressive Party (PPP)—citing a decline...
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Tullow finds high-quality oil offshore Guyana
The United Kingdom-headquartered Tullow Oil on Thursday announced that it discovered oil at the Carapa-1 well with very low sulphur...
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Poverty fight, oil industry governance feature in politicians’ New Year messages
President David Granger Politicians in Guyana broke the New Year promising to use Guyana's expectedoil wealth to fight poverty, while...
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Some power company workers get 8.5 percent salary increase
Junior and senior employees of the Guyana Power and Light Inc. (GPL) would be getting an 8.5 percent increase in...
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Bandit pleads guilty to robbing Brazilian gold miner of raw gold, cash, other items
GUILTY: Titus Valenzuela One of two men on Monday pleaded guilty to invading a mining camp and robbing a Brazilian...
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BREAKING: Occupant collapses, dies as fire engulfs house on Princes Street, Wortmanville
The building at Prince's Street, Wortmanville, Georgetown. A tenant collapsed and subsequently died as he saw fire destroying the house...
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Former Health Minister Blackman released from US prison, returns to Guyana
Dr. Noel Blackman Former Guyana Minister of Health. Dr. Noel Blackman has been released from a United States (US) prison...
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Blackout-weary Bartica gets new power station; solar farm plans moving ahead
The Bartica Power Station. President David Granger Saturday morning commissioned a US$3.4 million power station at Dogg Point, Agatash in...
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Updated: Water supply restored to Georgetown
The repaired pipe under Church Street, Queenstown, opposite the Indian High Commission. Several areas of Georgetown are again receiving potable...
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