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Mohameds consult lawyer Nigel Hughes
United States (US)-sanctioned Guyanese city businessmen Nazar "Shell" Mohamed and his son Azruddin have consulted Attorney-at-Law Nigel Hughes. The Mohameds'...
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Lima Sands residents to get clear water later this year- GWI
The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) on Monday announced that residents of Lima-Sands, Essequibo Coast in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) would get...
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“Acceptable” Azruddin Mohamed team will split PNC, PPP votes but can’t win elections- political analyst
Despite being greeted warmly by mainly young Guyanese of all races who are urging him to contest this year's general...
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IMF praises Guyana’s cash transfers, strengthened governance of ‘oil money’ fund
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday praised Guyana's cash transfers, saying that it helped to tackle poverty but cautioned...
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Guyana goes to arbitration for Lindsayca/CH4’s claims for gas-to-energy works
Foundation works for the gas to energy facility at Wales, West Bank Demerara. Guyana on Thursday announced that it has...
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GOAL to know fate of deal with University of Staffordshire this week
Professor Jacob Opadeyi The Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL), which is offering Guyanese an opportunity to pursue studies at...
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Education Ministry to assist fire-displaced Mae’s students
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand on Wednesday said authorities have begun making arrangements to assist students of Mae's school, Subryanville...
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US-sanctioned ‘Shell’ Mohamed mulls legal action for being blocked from doing business in Guyana
Mr Nazar "Shell" Mohamed Well-known city businessman, Nazar "Shell" Mohamed on Tuesday said legal action was likely against the government...
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UG’s Open Day and Job Fair opens on Friday
Thousands of school children and young adults will descend upon the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus this weekend as the...
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Gov’t links refusal to license Mohamed’s foreign-flagged vessels to US sanctions
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) on Monday linked its refusal to permit several foreign-flagged vessels to operate in domestic waters to...
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