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House adopts motion for river accidents inquiry
Georgetown stellingThe National Assembly on Thursday passed a motion calling for the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry to investigate...
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Miner beaten to death with metal
A gold miner was Thursday afternoon beaten to death at Port Kaituma during an argument, police said.A suspect has been...
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Two suspects in Fullworks robbery arrested
The handgun and ammunition that were found in the house where the men were arrested.Two men, who were wanted in...
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Digicel changes horse race date following concerns by Afro-Guyanese groups
CEO of Digicel (Guyana), Gregory Dean.In the wake of concerns by several African Guyanese organisations about a horse race meet...
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Gov’t again refuses to proceed with local gov’t bills
Consideration of the local government bills was once again postponed when the government declined to proceed with its business at...
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Govt says Amaila is good deal; ruling party pickets opposition
Opposition Leader, David Granger looks on at supporters of the governing Peoples Progressive Party's youth arm- Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO)-...
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US project seeks to break gridlock, build consensus
The United States (US) is injecting US$1.5 million into a project aimed at breaking gridlock between Guyana’s opposition-controlled House and...
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Speaker ditches govt’s attempt to postpone National Assembly sitting
Opposition Leader, David Granger flanked by APNU Vice Chairman, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine and Opposition Chief Whip, Amna Ally at Wednesday...
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President convenes National Stakeholders Forum to discuss threatened Amaila Project
President Donald Ramotar addressing the Parliament in February 2012President Donald Ramotar is scheduled to meet civil society stakeholders on Thursday...
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Gov’t postpones Thursday’s sitting of the Nat’l Assembly, APNU to challenge
Thursday’s sitting of the National Assembly has been cancelled says the Parliament Office. This was disclosed in a one line...
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