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Ogle Airport to soon have a review panel
Ogle Airport Inc. on Thursday said that its lease agreement with the Guyana government only provides for a review panel,...
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Guyana’s major river to soon accommodate larger ships
The Guyana government is moving to purchase a new dredge that would deepen, among other waterways, the Demerara River, Public...
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Implementation of public infrastructure projects hits stumbling blocks
Slow implementation of multi-million dollar projects is dogging the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, partly because contractors are overburdened with projects...
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CAMS aircraft technicians stage sick-out
Aviation Technicians at work at the Caribbean Aviation Maintenance Services, a member of the Correia Group of Companies. (CAMS website...
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APNU, AFC Councillors call for Town Clerk to go
APNU+AFC Councillor, Andreia Marks calling for the Town Clerk, Royston King to go as she sat at Tuesday's (September 13,...
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PPP’s Nandlall about to challenge drug bond deal in High Court
Lawrence "Larry" Singh standing in front of the bond on 29 Sussex Street, Albouystown that he is renting government. Despite...
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Baishan Lin to take legal action, as GRA begins seizing equipment; appeals for more time to begin value-added production
Baishan Lin, is actively considering taking legal action against Guyanese authorities, a day after the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) began...
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Guyana’s Ambassador to Kuwait never knowingly engaged in fraud at US company- AFC
Ambassador to Kuwait, Sahmir Ally presenting a publication to President David Granger. Partly hidden is Foreign Affairs Minister, Carl Greenidge....
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Major stumbling block in charging persons who stole state assets- Ramjattan
Minister of Public Security, Khemraj Ramjattan. Government has hit a major stumbling block in proceeding with criminal action against several...
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NCN’s Sport Editor remains on suspension although President calls it “inhumane”
Chief Executive Officer of the National Communications Network (NCN), Lennox Cornette. Although President David Granger has strongly condemned the one...
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