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Aviation sector scores big for Guyana’s economy but tourism leakages “unusually high”- study
Guyana's aviation industry contributes GYD$20.7 billion or 3.2 percent to the country's economy through tourism, jobs and a wide variety...
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Businesses to pay for garbage collection; garbage collection companies to be paid by year-end- Town Clerk
City Mayor, Patricia Chase-Green and Town Clerk, Royston King. Georgetown's City Council on Wednesday said businesses would from September 1,...
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President’s revocation of land lease to farmers unconstitutional- High Court
The Chief Justice's Chambers at the High Court. The High Court has ruled that President David Granger's revocation of State...
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Probe into latest domestic plane crash begins
The Cessna 206 owned by Wings Aviation in the jungle. Investigators from the Accident and Investigation Group are Wednesday expected...
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Second plane crashes at Eteringbang in less than one month
A single-engine Cessna aircraft belonging to the domestic carrier, Wing's Aviation, crashed late Tuesday morning shortly after take-off from the...
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Global pressure mounts on Guyana President not to sign broadcast bill into law
President David Granger Global pressure on Tuesday intensified on President David Granger not to sign amendments to Guyana's Broadcasting Act...
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Youth in Natural Resources Mentorship Programme launched
The Ministry of Natural Resources on Monday launched its three-week Youth in Natural Resources Mentorship Programme which aims to introduce young...
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Fly Jamaica: Safety first as delays are compounded by strikes and customs at airports
KINGSTON, JAMAICA—7 August 2017. Fly Jamaica Airways on Monday sincerely apologised to all passengers affected by the irregular operations beginning...
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City Hall hires several small garbage collectors after scrapping Cevons, Puran’s contracts
City Hall has hired several small contractors to help stave off a garbage pile-up after scrapping the garbage collection contracts...
Read moreDetailsGeorgetown braces for garbage pile-up as Cevons, Puran’s stop collection over GYD$300 million debt
The two garbage collection companies on Saturday announced that they stop collecting garbage from Sunday because City Hall has failed...
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