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Afro-Guyanese must get into business; don’t depend on handouts- Opposition Leader
Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton on Saturday advised Afro-Guyanese to get involved in business and urged communities...
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No new Mahdia Secondary girls dorm; girls to be transferred to President’s College; Micobie to get secondary school- Manickchand
Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand Wednesday night announced that the Mahdia Secondary School's girls dormitory would most likely not be...
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More than 150 youths meet to observe International youth day with three-day Advocacy and Youth Forum
Several of the youths at the Advocacy and Youth Forum 2023 event. Decisionmakers on Wednesday were encouraged to involve youths...
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New York-based Guyanese lawyer and professor listed in US’ Who’s Who
Dr Vivian Williams Former well-known Guyanese journalist, now a New York-based Attorney-at-Law Dr Vivian M. Williams, Esq. and Adjunct Professor,...
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Updated: Two arrested for shooting death of former Chief Education Officer Olato Sam
Olatto Sam. Former Chief Education Officer Dr. Olato Sam was shot dead early Friday morning on the Plaisance Line Top, ...
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Canada must help train Guyanese nurses for local, foreign markets- Ali
President Irfaan Ali addressing the Canada Day 2023 reception. Also in picture are Canada's High Commissioner to Guyana Mark Berman...
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Guyana Defence Force to open aviation school for Caribbean
The Guyana Defence Force (GDF) will by next year establish an aviation school to train military and civilian pilots for...
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DPP advises police to drop rape case against Dharamlall; ChildLink denies breaching girl’s confidentiality, contributing to her withdrawal
Mr Nigel Dharamlall The Guyana Police Force (GPF) on Tuesday indicated it had halted all investigations into a 16-year old...
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Activists demand support for Dharamlall rape complainant; inquiry into handling of probe
Thirty-four persons of Amerindian descent as well as several activists of the women's rights organisation, Red Thread, on Tuesday demanded...
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Caribbean Indigenous peoples to ask CDB for help with language preservation
COIP Chairman Chief Ricardo Bharath-Hernandez The Caribbean Organisation of Indigenous Peoples (COIP) plans to ask the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB)...
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