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Harper appears on ‘soft’ interview on NCN
Prime Ministerial Candidate for the PPPC, Donald Ramotar and President Donald Ramotar.The People’s Progressive Party Civic’s (PPPC) Prime Ministerial candidate,...
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UG strike may end Monday in exchange for interim pay hike, improved working conditions
UG workers after one of their many marches around campus.A five-week old strike by University of Guyana (UG) workers could...
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GECOM pushes for more youth voters
GECOM, Georgetown, February 28, 2015 - In the interest of increasing the voter turnout of youths in Guyana on Elections...
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Fire at Bartica Secondary School’s dormitory
Fire of unknown origin early Saturday morning severely damaged a section of the Bartica Secondary School’s dormitory, but no one...
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Mining Engineer gunned down
A Mining Engineer of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC), who was shot dead Friday afternoon, might have been...
Read moreDetailsPolice detainee died of “epileptic seizure”
An autopsy appeared to have cleared police and inmates of any wrongdoing in connection with the death of a man...
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Police get off scot-free because woman failed to ID police in husband’s death
A number of policemen has escaped criminal prosecution for the death of a detainee because his wife failed to turn...
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Digicel (Guyana) gets new CEO
The new CEO of Digicel (Guyana), Kelvin Kelly.Digicel Guyana has announced the promotion of Kevin Kelly to the role of Chief...
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Refund for Debra Backer’s cancer treatment pending, while millions spent on govt officials’ health care
Debra BackerThe Guyana government is yet to refund less than GUY$10 million in medical expenses to the family of Deputy...
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Solar-powered votes?
FLASH BACK: A resident in an Amerindian community receiving a solar panel (GINA photo)The incumbent People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC)...
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