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Boy drowns at Emancipation Day outing in Linden
A group of persons gathered around Kassel Harlequin shortly after he was taken out of the Katapuli Creek, Bucktown, Linden.Emancipation...
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Caricom makes case to Britain for slavery compensation
CARICOM Reparations Commission Chairman Sir Hilary Beckles (right) addressing the House of Commons members (Barbados Today photo)Chairman of the CARICOM...
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The state of African Guyanese to come under microscope
As Guyanese were Friday celebrating African Emancipation Day, at least one Black-centric organisation has been preparing for a series of...
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Rules coming for mobile money system- Fin. Min. at launch of mobile merchant service
GT&T's CEO Radha Krishna Sharma (left) and Finance Minister Dr. Ashni Singh look on as MMG's Managing Director Ishwar Thakurdin...
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Alleged PNCR Headquarters shooter charged with threatening behaviour
Linden Primo preparing to leave the Georgetown Magistrates' Court compound.The man , who allegedly fired a gunshot at the headquarters...
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Discrepancy in report on Walter Rodney’s body- Roman Catholic priest
Father Malcolm Rodrigues S.J. in the witness box at the Walter Rodney Commission of InquiryRoman Catholic Jesuit Priest, Malcolm Rodrigues...
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Shooter at PNCR Headquarters unlicensed; gun seized
Linden Primo with a gun in his right hand.The man, who fired the gunshot during the biennial congress of the...
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Police Force gets top-notch legal adviser
Justice Claudette SinghPresident Donald Ramotar has approved the appointment of a legal advisor for the Guyana Police Force (GPF) in...
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US anti-narcotics expert tipped to be next Ambassador to Guyana
Perry HollowayA United States (US) diplomat, with considerable experience in fighting narco-trafficking in Latin America, is tipped to be his...
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Passport applicants no longer need new birth certificates, but they’ll have to wait longer for travel docs
The Guyana government on Wednesday scrapped its decision altogether for passport applicants to have new birth certificates but cautioned that...
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