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Fearing deportation in New York’s Little Guyana
Reproduced from Queens Chronicle | by Anthony O’Reilly, Associate Editor Foot traffic on Liberty Avenue has dropped since false rumors...
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SOCU questions Kwame Mc Coy, former Head of Climate Change Office
Kwame Mc Coy leaving SOCU in the company of his lawyer, Mark Conway. Former director of Guyana's state radio and television...
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Gov’t to launch inquiry into land titling issues
The government will soon launch an inquiry to address issues of land allocation, land management and land titling, Minister of...
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SOCU’s UK adviser defends arrest of Jagdeo, Luncheon; PPP denies it fixed house lot deals
Former Minister of Housing, Water and Tourism, Irfan Ali at SOCU's headquarters. The Financial Investigation expert attached to the Guyana...
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SOCU questions more former PPP ministers
It's Day Two of questioning of former People's Progressive Party (PPP) ministers by the Special Organised Crime Unit of the...
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Suriname unprepared to refine Guyana’s oil
Rudolf Elias, Managing Director of Staatsolie, contradicts the announcement that Suriname has offered to refine oil from Guyana. Photo: Irvin...
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Woman allegedly involved in supplying marijuana to Kuru Kuru Training College students remanded
A woman, who was allegedly involved in the supply of marijuana to students of the Kuru Kuru Training College, was Monday...
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Guyana Civil Aviation Authority to probe overloading of aircraft
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) will be probing the alleged overloading of aircraft with drums of fuel from Eteringbang to...
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City Hall earns quarter million GYD$ in first month of metered parking
City Hall earned a paltry sum of just over GYD$250,000 from the controversial parking meter system, even as Cabinet remains...
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Finance Minister scolds manufacturers over 5% contribution to national earnings
Finance Minister Winston Jordan believes the local manufacturing sector is not doing enough and has to take stock of itself...
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