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5 Guyanese on abandoned oil tanker for 19 months
M T Tumini By AZARD ALI of Trinidad Newsday FIVE Guyanese who have been living for the past 19 months...
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Guyanese complete US-sponsored port security training
Forty-three persons working in port security this week completed a United States Embassy-sponsored training program for Guyanese port security workers...
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BK International challenges Works Ministry to support charge of unauthorised work
BK International on Friday challenged the Ministry of Public Works to support its charge that the GT&T cable damaged recently...
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Books bound for Guyana
Melonie Flomer | Daily JournalEarl Rose and Reba Dille look over books donated to the International Celebration Asociation by BB&T...
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Man granted bail in road deaths of overseas-based Guyanese
Michael JordanA man was Friday arraigned for the road deaths of two overseas-based Guyanese on the Mabura Road and released...
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Guyana’s deforestation rate decreased in 2013
Guyana has completed its 4th Annual Assessment of Deforestation and Forest Degradation under the Monitoring Reporting and Verification System (MRVS),...
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APNU holds firm to local govt elections; denies jostling for political space
APNU Chairmab and Opposition Leader, David GrangerA Partnership for National Unity (APNU)- vowing to pressure government to hold Local Government...
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University of Guyana’s GT&T-funded Internet Resource Centre commissioned
President Donald Ramotar, GT&T CEO, RK Sharma, UG Vice Chancellor Prof. Jacob Opadeyi and Prime Minister Samuel Hinds at the...
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160 Amerindian villages set to improve socio-economic development
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Representative and UN Coordinator, Khadija Musa, Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai and Minister...
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Granger announces protests for local govt elections; AFC says no-confidence motion is priority
AFC Vice Chairman Moses NagamootooEven as Opposition Leader David Granger formally announced that A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) would...
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