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Smooth voting by security forces – GECOM Chairman, APNU+AFC official
A Coast Guardsman shows his inked finger to reporters after casting his ballot at the Coast Guard Headquarters, RuimveldtChairman of...
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Turkeyen resident shot dead, robbers cart off valuables
A resident of Turkeyen, East Coast Demerara was shot dead by bandits who later entered his home and carted...
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Waste disposal truck crushes porter
A porter of Puran’s Waste Disposal Company was Saturday morning crushed by the garbage collection truck moments after he had...
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Sorry for “very kind” Ramsaran who was “entrapped”- Ramotar
Sherlina Nageer (with finger pointing) interacting with Dr. Bheri Ramsaran (Mark Jacobs photo)Days after President Donald Ramotar relieved Health Minister...
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Security forces begin voting
Policemen and women voting at Brickdam Police StationGuyanese police and soldiers early Saturday morning began voting in general and regional...
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APNU+AFC rejects PPP’s fear of militarization; begs security forces for votes
President Donald Ramotar and senior GDF officers (file photo)by Zena Henry and Denis Chabrol As more than 7,000 members of...
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Return of Collective Bargaining, subvention for Critchlow Labour College, restoration of co-operatives, among promises for public workers
APNU+AFC Presidential and Prime Ministerial candidates, David Granger and Moses Nagamootoo among top Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) leaders on...
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Teachers demand GUY$200 million or work-to-rule from Monday
Teachers on the May Day 2015 parade.The Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) on Friday- May Day 2015- warned that teachers would...
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Signs of dissent at FITUG May Day rally
President Donald Ramotar (inset at lectern) addressing FITUG's 2015 May Day Rally.Amid loud pockets of heckling, cheers and inattentive persons,...
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GDF satisfied nothing afoot following carbon powder in rice
by Zena Henry Following the 'carbon powder in rice' incident which caused quite a stir in the Guyana Defence Force...
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