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Indian company wants to take over Skeldon Sugar Factory; Guyana yet to respond
Aerial view of the Skeldon Sugar Factory. An Indian company with international experience in the sugar industry is interested in...
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GTT wants increased landline rates before liberalisation
GTT's Chief Executive Officer, Justin Nedd. The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company’s (GTT) Chief Executive Officer, Justin Nedd hopes that...
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Political tone at parking meter protest; private sector, Mayor disagree on impact of metered parking
Hundreds of Guyanese Friday morning protested against metered parking in Guyana’s capital, Georgetown, even as a much smaller pro-government group...
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Georgetown Council presents $3.6B ‘Make Georgetown Green’ deficit budget
After months of deliberation among city officials, Council's Finance Committee chair, Oscar Clarke, read out what was a deficit budget...
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SOCU investigators search GRDB for evidence of financial crimes
SOCU investigators at the Guyana Rice Development Board. Agents of the Guyana Police Force’s Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) on...
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AFC hopes oil revenue will help improve relations with APNU
The Alliance For Change (AFC) hopes that the generation of oil revenues and improved economic performance will help ease tensions...
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Government approves temporary re-start of scrap metal trade, existing stocks to be shipped abroad
President Granger engages with the scrap metal association official, Michael Benjamin during the August 2016 protest.Guyana Chronicle photo. Government has...
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Superbet calls for collaboration to go after armed bandits
Suribet's General Manager, Ashwien Surjbalisingh (right) and General Manager of the Superbet Guiana Holding Inc. Shrikant Kisoensingh briefing the media....
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ExxonMobil briefs govt, opposition on production preparations
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo (centre) flanked by top officials and experts of ExxonMobil and government ministers. ExxonMobil and the Guyana...
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GRA explains VAT on paid parking
The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) on Tuesday announced that the Value Added Tax (VAT) on parking meter cards would be...
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