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US-bound passengers changing planes in Trinidad must undergo security screening again
The Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) on Wednesday confirmed that passengers travelling from the United States (US) via Port of...
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Parking Meter project on hold until City Council considers govt’s review
City Mayor, Patricia Chase Green said the parking meter project would no longer begin on September 1 to make way...
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Transparency Institute condemns City Hall for going ahead with parking meter contract
The Transparency Institute of Guyana Inc. (TIGI) has slammed the Mayor and City Council for forging ahead with the Parking...
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GRA going after VAT cheats; VAT exemption criteria to be overhauled
Commissioner General of the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), Godfrey Statia. In background is Finance Minister, Winston Jordan. Commissioner General of...
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Govt agrees to repay NIS money invested in failed CLICO
Guyana’s social security system, the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) , is set to receive a GYD$5.6 billion cash injection over...
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Time for Afro-Guyanese to demand benefits from govt they voted for
Professor David Hinds addressing a plenary session on “Socio-economic and Political Self-Realisation" at Cuffy250's Fourth State of the African Guyanese...
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The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GTT) said that as of 7 AM on Friday, August 5, 2016 all its services...
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Single hull tankers pose risk of major oil spills; Guyanese company ready to clean up
A Guyanese company, now capable of providing oil spill clean-up services, on Friday raised concerns about the risk of massive...
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Company was aware of Kato Secondary’s defects; govt rubbishes offers, refuses to pay outstanding GYD$66 million
Guyana’s Public Infrastructure Minister, David Patterson on Thursday denied that KARES Engineering was never told of the defects at the Kato...
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Company that built Kato Secondary School willing to fix defects, but was never told of any
The company that built the Kato Secondary School on Thursday sought to debunk government’s criticisms about the quality of the...
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