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Caribbean News Desk for Thu, Jan 15, 2015 …Guyana govt calls outgoing British envoy “pariah” ; says no threat of Commonwealth sanctions
Head of the Presidential Secretariat Dr Roger LuncheonGovernment says outgoing UK High Commissioner Andrew Ayre should be accorded the status...
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Suriname, Guyana will have to formalise ‘back-track’, tighten security simultaneously– Guyana’s Foreign Minister
President Donald Ramotar addressing the opening of the Guyana-Suriname Trade Mission Thursday night at the Princess Hotel.Guyana’s Foreign Minister, Carolyn...
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Guyana, Suriname to hold talks on new rules for Georgetown-Paramaribo minibuses
Even as representatives of the Guyana and Suriname governments prepare to hold talks in the coming days over that former...
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GUYANA: Walter Rodney Commission of Inquiry to resume after lingering uncertainty
Home Affairs Minister Clement RoheeHome Affairs Minister Clement Rohee is slated to take the witness stand when the International Commission...
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Guyanese drowns in neighbouring Suriname
A Guyanese man late Wednesday afternoon allegedly drowned after he fell off a fishing vessel he was working on in...
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OAS approves declaration for timely holding of elections
José Miguel Insulza, OAS Secretary General Duly Brutus, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Worship of Haiti Niermala Badrisingh, Chair of...
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Guyana govt, UG differ on future of UG-UWI law degree collaboration
The University of Guyana Differences have emerged between the Guyana government and the University of Guyana (UG) over whether discontinuing...
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Caribbean News Desk for Weds, Jan 14, 2015. Stories include Smuggling from Suriname a major bugbear for Guyanese businesses
As a group of Surinamese private sector and government officials prepare to participate in a three-day trade mission in Guyana...
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Wait-and-see approach towards automatic entry of top UG Law grads to Hugh Wooding Law School
Attorney General Anil Nandlall meeting with members of the University of Guyana Law Society.Uncertainty surrounds the fate of the University...
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Caribbean News Desk for Tues Jan 13, 2015… Stories include: Another terrorist group on Caricom Summit’s agenda
The Bahamas plans to put the issue of the terrorist attacks in Nigeria by the group, Boko Haram, on the...
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