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Ruckus at City Hall over the ‘Town Clerks’
Carol Ryan-Sooba and Patricia Chase-Greene in a tug-o-war over the microphone. Seated behind Sooba in the Town Clerk's chair is...
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Carolan Lynch freed of murder charge again
Carolan LynchFormer South American beauty queen, Carolan Lynch was Monday morning again freed of the charge of a murder of...
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Domestic violence related fire leaves several homeless
In the latest of what appears to be a series of violent domestic disputes at Port Kaituma, North West District,...
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Govt must fix discriminatory environmental tax law- Greenidge
Carl GreenidgeDespite Guyana being ordered by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to repay more than US$6 million to a...
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PPP’s call for City Council’s removal faces stumbling blocks
Acting Town Clerk, Carol Ryan-SoobaThe Peoples Progressive Party’s (PPP) call for Georgetown’s councillors to be booted out and replaced with...
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PPP: Kick out City Council, put in Interim Management Committee
The Mayor and Councillors holding their meeting in City Hall's yard last weekIn the wake of several weeks of uproar...
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UG to consult on hiking tuition fees in Guyana dollars
UG Pro Chancellor, Dr. Prem MisirThe University of Guyana (UG) will shortly begin consultations about plans to increase tuition fees...
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Policemen charged with facilitating escape of murder suspect
Two policemen were Thursday charged with facilitating the escape of a murder suspect from lawful custody and they were granted...
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Updated: Bandit shot dead shortly after snatching bag of cash
A man was shot dead less than 10 minutes after he grabbed a bag of money belonging to Black and...
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PNCR prepared if Granger subpoenaed by Rodney Commission
Opposition Leader, David GrangerThe Peoples National Congress Reform (PNCR) is preparing the groundwork should its leader, Retired Brigadier David Granger...
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