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Double Day Hotel owner blacklisted from leaving Guyana; DNA samples taken from him, Adriana Younge
- Two police force members sent on leave, two others fired Adriana Younge The owner of Double Day Hotel, Tuschen,...
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Time to deal with ‘scrapes’ concerns- political opposition group
Mr Dorwain Bess Even as 29 persons were Wednesday remanded to prison for acts of terrorism associated with unrest sparked...
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Calm returns after unrest, 100 arrested
Regent Street and Orange Walk After days of sporadic protests and pockets of unrest across sections of Guyana's coastland and...
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Travel bans for persons involved in public terror
Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken. As calm was being gradually restored to several parts of the country, police issued bulletins...
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Christopher Ram threatens legal action over no information on oil agreement
Chartered Accountant, Christopher Ram. Civil society activist Christopher Ram on Wednesday threatened to take legal action because information related to...
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Attorney General slams US report on drugs, money laundering, corruption in Guyana
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall. Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall, on Tuesday...
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Guyana to assist St Lucia’s agriculture sector
St Lucia's Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Philip J. Pierre. St Lucia's Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Phillip...
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China warns nations against ‘appeasing’ US in trade deals
Reproduced from the BBC by João da Silva, Business reporter, BBC News China has warned it will hit back at countries...
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Foreign joint venture construction firms ask High Court to punish finance minister for outstanding payments
Dr Ashni Singh The United Kingdom-registered NH International and the Trinidad-registered Emile Elias and Company Limited have asked the High...
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US scraps fines on certain China-built ships serving Caribbean
The Caribbean Private Sector Organisation (CPSO) on Saturday said it welcomed the United States’ (US) exemptions of three categories of...
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