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Granger, Maduro for head-to-head on border controversy at MERCOSUR Summit
President David Granger.President David Granger plans to advance Guyana’s position in relation to the continuing claim by Venezuela to Guyana’s...
Govt wants banks to help eliminate sole-sourcing of drugs from New GPC
by Zena Henry Government is actively considering moves to address the one-man show involved in the procurement of medical drugs,...
Centralised issuance of vehicle number plates coming; State-owned vehicles to get special plates
The headquarters of the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), Camp Street, Georgetown.Cabinet has approved a proposal for all State-owned vehicles to...
$10,000 school grant will target abject poor and vulnerable, school uniform program stays
by Zena Henry Government insists that the Peoples Progressive Party (PPP) initiated ‘Because we care’ $10,000 school cash grant was...
Draft National Budget goes to Cabinet
Ministry of FinanceGuyana’s draft National Budget is to be taken to cabinet within the next 10 days for possible fine-tuning...
Police charged with serious offences to be fired immediately
Members of the police force charged with serious offences would be fired immediately and would have to hire their own...
Top 25 UG Law grads gets automatic entry to Hugh Wooding; govt mulls cushioning impact of tuition fee hike
The Hugh Wooding Law School.This year’s top 25 graduating students of the Department of Law at the University of Guyana...
Crime not linked to elections- Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud addressing the Police Force Awards Ceremony.Police Commissioner Seelall Persaud on Wednesday rejected suggestions that crime has...
Engine failure confirmed as cause of plane crash during interior shuttle
Captain Blake Slaterby Zena Henry A full report into the January 2014 plane crash which claimed the lives of Canadian...
UG Law Grads asked to pay 30 percent increase in tuition fees at Law School
The Hugh Wooding Law School.University of Guyana (UG) law graduates are now faced with a 32.29 percent hike in tuition...
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