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Money hard to get to build hydro-power stations- Finance Minister
Former President of Guyana's Private Sector Commission, Norman Mc Lean and Finance Minister, Winston Jordan before the formal start of...
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Wales sugar estate workers will lose jobs if they don’t work at Uitvlugt- Guysuco
Wales Estate Manager, Davendra Kumar and Guysuco's Senior Communications Manager, Audreyanna Thomas (backing camera) as irate workers walked out of...
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No more money for Guyana’s sugar industry- EU; Guysuco wants aid for plantation sugar study
EU Ambassador to Guyana, Jernej Videtič (seated) and other top officials briefing the media at the EU Delegation's Office. The European...
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Guysuco faces poor cash flow as world sugar prices tumble; workers urged to turn out
GUYSUCO's chairman, Dr Clive Thomas (left); and CEO, Errol Hanoman. Falling international prices for sugar has forced the Guyana Sugar...
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NFMU beefs up spectrum monitoring capacity; illegal frequency use confirmed
NFMU staff members including the Minister of Public Telecommunications,Cathy Hughes and Head of the National Frequency Management Unit, Valmikki Singh...
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Father of two fined, jailed for ganja possession
JAILED: Carlsdale Aaron A 25-year old man, who is the father of two, was Wednesday morning sentenced to three years behind...
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Major foreign companies mull investing in Guyana’s sugar industry
Guysuco's investment broker, Wesley Kirton. Major international companies are showing keen interest in investing in the state-owned Guyana Sugar Corporation...
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School children loitering, smoking marijuana at city bus parks; Schools’ Welfare has not asked for help
Father Clifton Elias making a point at the Stakeholders' Meeting held at the 'A' Division Police Headquarters, Brickdam. Concerns have...
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US rates Guyana high in human trafficking fight ; more action needed in rural areas
The United States (US) on Tuesday gave Guyana a Tier 1 ranking for making efforts to tackle Trafficking In...
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15 Haitians granted tourist visas and released from protective custody; appeal issued for assistance
Fifteen Haitians, who travelled to Guyana several weeks ago in the hope of reaching French Guiana, have been released from...
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