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Police called in at GPSU’s headquarters as vote counting delay enters third day
Police were Sunday called in at the Guyana Public Service Union’s headquarters in Georgetown to quell disruption of the counting...
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US$30 million loan being redirected from road to housing development
Ministers within the Ministry of Communities ,Valerie Adams-Patterson and Dawn Hastings-Williams and Minister of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson turn the...
Read moreDetailsCounting of GPSU’s votes drags on, raising concerns about voter fraud
Ballot boxes upstairs at the GPSU's headquarters, Regent Street and Shiv Chanderpaul Drive. Counting of less than 3,000 votes in...
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Man charged with murder during brawl over filling water bottles
Shelton John Marks A man was Friday arraigned for an alleged murder that police said stemmed from a brawl over...
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Tower Suites driver charged with causing death by dangerous driving
Dwayne Christiani Twenty-two year old Dwayne Christiani, a driver at Tower Suites, was Friday morning charged and placed before the courts...
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‘Moseley’ shot shortly after allegedly robbing pensioner
Mark Moseley about to be whisked away from City Hall's compound Friday afternoon. A man, who allegedly robbed a passerby...
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GBTI’s CEO retires
John Tracey (Guyana Chronicle photo) The Chief Executive Officer of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry, John Tracey has...
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Background checks to be conducted on new candidates for Police Commissioner- Harmon
Police Commissioner, Seelall Persaud. Background checks would be conducted on prospective appointees to the post of Police Commissioner, according to...
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Nandlall defends govt paying for his law reports: “When I took this job, I took it at a loss of income”; plans to challenge criminal charge in High Court
Former Attorney General Anil Nandlall leaving a Georgetown Magistrate Courtroom on April 27, 2017. Former Attorney General and Minister of...
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UG votes against rental of five-story building for downtown campus
The University of Guyana's Council-- that tertiary institution's highest decision-making body-- on Thursday finally said 'no' against the rental of...
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