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Bai Shan Lin grinds to a halt, Region 10’s small loggers have no buyer
The operations of the Chinese logging company, Bai Sha Lin, have ground to halt and the livelihoods of numerous Guyanese...
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Pres Granger supports wider use of cassava flour but wary of political resistance
Foreign Affairs Minister, Carl Greenidge; President David Granger and Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Audrey Jardine-...
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Private Sector Commission agrees City Hall needs money but “confrontational and unlawful”
Even as the Private Sector Commission (PSC) prepares for another round of talks on efforts to impose a container tax,...
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Fund to finance telecoms services in uneconomical areas
by Gary Eleazar Communities across the country with no access to telecommunication services will soon be accommodated through a special...
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Interest to be waived on outstanding University of Guyana student loans
Former students of the University of Guyana, who have not repaid student loans to the government, would soon have the...
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Updated: Guyana loses US$18 million from Norway forest protection deal
by Gary Eleazar Marlon Bristol, Head of the Project Management Unit of the Office of Climate Change (OCC) Guyana has...
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Jagdeo’s “limited” Low Carbon Strategy being expanded
by Gary Eleazar The coalition A Partnership for National Unity+ Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) government says it, "acknowledges" the Low...
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Land lease rentals to be increased- Harmon
by Gary Eleazar Investors looking to lease lands for the establishment of industrial sites, agricultural or other domestic purposes will...
Read moreDetailsShipping Association of Guyana challenges City Hall’s container fees in High Court
The Shipping Association of Guyana (SAG) on Wednesday moved to the High Court to quash a decision by City Hall’s...
Read moreDetailsTelecoms Bill only first step towards liberalisation – Guyana’s phone companies
The two main phone companies say they are now awaiting government's next move to end the telephone monopoly, with the Guyana...
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