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Veteran educator, Samuel Small dies
Mr. Samuel Small (Kaieteur News photo)Former Director of the Institute of Distance and Continuing Education (IDCE), Samuel Small has died,...
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Electrical inspectors begin checking all commercial buildings
Government’s electrical inspectors will Monday begin inspecting commercial businesses to ensure that installations are in keeping with the required standards....
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Stop stealing news stories- outgoing President of Association of Caribbean Media Workers
Clive BacchusJournalists across the Caribbean were Sunday urged to stop stealing news reports and other content from other media houses...
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Guyana pays tribute late Guyana-born WICB administrator
Steve CamachoThe Guyana government on Saturday hailed late Guyana-born regional cricket executive, Steve Camacho for his contribution to the game...
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Guyanese appointed DPP in St. Kitts and Nevis
Arudranauth GossaiReproduced from WINNFM St. Kitts and Nevis (WINN): Former Crown Counsel in the Attorney General's Chambers Arudranauth Gossai, has...
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Two arrested for alleged GUY$M theft
Two persons have been arrested and in connection with the theft of GUY$2.7 million from a house at Crane, West...
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Serial burglar at Parfaite Harmonie caught- police
A serial burglar at Parfait Harmonie, West Bank Demerara on Saturday remained in custody after he expanded his craft to...
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Rice farmers wrongfully protesting against govt- Granger
Rice farmers recently protesting against government (News Source photo)Even as government is about to dole out GUY$500 million to ease...
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US advocates speedier system to deliver election results
US Ambassador to Guyana, Perry Holloway.Newly-accredited United States (US) Ambassador, Perry Holloway on Friday revived the idea of electronic counting...
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Job creation tied to education; Public Service Inquiry will address teachers’ salaries- Granger
The creation of thousands of jobs will depend on children being properly educated, but teachers would possibly be paid higher...
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