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Indian company wants to take over Skeldon Sugar Factory; Guyana yet to respond
Aerial view of the Skeldon Sugar Factory. An Indian company with international experience in the sugar industry is interested in...
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Former Guyana Ambassador to UN, Noel Sinclair dies
Former Guyana Ambassador, Noel Sinclair. Guyana's former Ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Noel Sinclair died Saturday after a battle...
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GTT wants increased landline rates before liberalisation
GTT's Chief Executive Officer, Justin Nedd. The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company’s (GTT) Chief Executive Officer, Justin Nedd hopes that...
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Bank employee dies in Corentyne road mishap
An employee of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) was Saturday killed in a road accident on the...
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City businessman’s security guard shot during attempted robbery
A city businessman narrowly escaped injury and was able to deposit cash while his security guard and bandits exchanged gunfire...
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Political tone at parking meter protest; private sector, Mayor disagree on impact of metered parking
Hundreds of Guyanese Friday morning protested against metered parking in Guyana’s capital, Georgetown, even as a much smaller pro-government group...
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Royston King challenges protesters, says parking meters help move city from ‘backdam’ to ‘modern’
Georgetown Town Clerk, Royston King engages with the press corps outside City Hall. "We have to decide if we want...
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Georgetown Council presents $3.6B ‘Make Georgetown Green’ deficit budget
After months of deliberation among city officials, Council's Finance Committee chair, Oscar Clarke, read out what was a deficit budget...
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SOCU investigators search GRDB for evidence of financial crimes
SOCU investigators at the Guyana Rice Development Board. Agents of the Guyana Police Force’s Special Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) on...
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Bartica Massacre: two sentenced to death by hanging, one acquitted but remains remanded
Mark Royden Williams called 'Durant' and 'Smallie', one of the accused in the Bartica Massacre, was tonight sentenced to death...
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