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Bandits invade New Amsterdam supermarket, assault and rob owners
A businesswoman and her son were gun butted by armed bandits who invaded M. Ali and Son supermarket in New...
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State-owned radio, TV on air again; GWI cautions against polluted ‘pipe water’
The State-owned radio and television stations, which were initially switched off due to severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall, are...
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Court dismisses forgery charge against Town Clerk
FLASH BACK: Royston King (right) being escorted to court by a police detective.by Zena Henry A forgery charge against Royston...
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Former PPP candidate says former government responsible for country’s economic state, wants $10,000 school grant scrapped
Clinton UrlingFormer People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC) election candidate Clinton Urling is adamant that the country’s current economic situation is...
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Possibly “obsolete” 2012 Census results now due next year- Finance Minister
Distribution of Guyana's population by region (Bureau of Statistics)Finance Minister, Winston Jordon, says the results of the 2012 Census may...
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Earthquake off Barbados’ coast rattles Guyana
This US Geological Surveys map depicts the epicentre of the earthquake off the coast of Barbados.A tremor rattled several areas...
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States Houses, monuments, other state symbols to be restored
The Non Aligned Monument, Company Path, Georgetown was recently given a much-needed face-lift.by Zena Henry The government is setting to...
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City Constabulary recommends sanctions for Sooba over “illegal” $27M tax waiver
Carol Soobaby Zena Henry The City Constabulary has recommended sanctions against former Town Clerk (ag) Carol Sooba over the “illegal”...
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Flood forces closure of radio, TV stations, University of Guyana
A section of the University of Guyana's Turkeyen Campusby Denis Chabrol and Chevy Devonish Severe flooding caused by overnight heavy...
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Coastal flooding: Guyana to establish shelters; residents told to avoid non-essential travel
In the wake of serious flooding along the densely populated coastland, emergency response authorities are preparing to set up shelters...
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