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Breakthrough in malaria drug resistance
Malaria parasites - seen tightly packed in this red blood cell - have evolved resistance to artemisinin (BBC Science photo...
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Minibus Union opposes drop in fares; favours some free riders
The United Minibus Union (UMU) on Monday virtually ruled out a reduction in fares, despite an appeal by government on...
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Salary dispute may delay University of Guyana’s resumption of classes
President of the University of Guyana Workers Union, Bruce Haynes addressing workers in the small lecture theatre.Unions representing University of...
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Search called off for missing Air Services Limited plane
Captain Nicky Yakesh PersaudDespite an intensive twenty one days of aerial and ground searches in mountainous and densely forested terrain...
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Fuel prices dropped by 30 percent; private sector welcomes move
As world oil prices continue to tumble, the Guyana government has announced that the prices of gasoline, diesel and kerosene...
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Caribbean News Desk for Mon Jan 19, 2015 … Stories include U.S.-Cuba talks to focus on lifting diplomatic restrictions
Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Roberta Jacobson.Washington, Jan 19 (EFE).- The first U.S. government delegation to travel...
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Updated: Foreign “meddling” in Guyana was justified 22 years ago, not today- ruling party
People's Progressive Party General Secretary, Clement RoheeGeneral Secretary of the Peoples Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C), Clement Rohee, says the “meddling”...
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APNU to complain to Commonwealth about breach of Charter
General Secretary of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), Joseph Harmon.In the wake of the Caribbean Community’s (Caricom) strong rebuff...
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Essequibo Coast residents, farmers battling severe flood
Inside the bedroom of a flood-affected Anna Regina residentResidents and farm lands at Anna Regina and other areas of the...
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Caricom says Guyana’s parliamentary suspension is OK, diplomats must keep out of host countries’ business
Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Hon Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett (right) headed the Guyana delegation to the 35th Meeting of Community Council,...
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