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Guyana considering ethanol fuel mix
An East Demerara sugar cane fieldMotorists may soon be powering their vehicles with a 10% fuel blend with emphasis placed...
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Guyana suffered major Internet shutdown; service restored
Thousands of Guyanese were without Internet Service for several hours on Wednesday because the Guyana-Suriname fibre optic submarine cable was...
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Man’s body found in gutter
The body of a 42-year old epileptic man was found in a gutter near the Ruimveldt Police Station early Wednesday...
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LIAT, pilots union to meet Wednesday
LIAT says it has held discussions with the pilots’ trade union LIALPA following the industrial action Tueasday which left several...
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Three reporters resign from pro-govt Guyana Times
Three reporters resigned from Guyana Times/Evening News on Tuesday, saying they would no longer be forced to read 'reports' about...
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Cliff Anderson Sports Hall also an abbatoir
The chevon after the goats were slaughteredSeveral goats were slaughtered at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Homestretch Avenue, causing several...
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Cocaine ‘sweets’ sicken North West children
Three children from White Water , North West District were sickened by eating cocaine-stuffed sweets, according to well-placed sources. Authorities...
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Long-serving scouts awarded at 104th Anniversary celebrations
Several of the awardees at the 104th Anniversary celebrationsThe Scout Association of Guyana (SAG) over the weekend held a series...
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LIAT cancels several flights due to pilots’ strike
In the wake of a strike by LIAT's pilots, the airline has announced Tuesday afternoon that due to action taken by...
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CJIA runway extension begins; fossil fuel soil tests to be done
Transport Minister, Robeson Benn and CHEC officials tour the area where CJIA extension work has begunEven as the extension of...
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