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Amaila Falls hydro project too expensive, Guyana to get lower stake- analysts.
On the eve of a consultation by President Donald Ramotar on the controversial Amaila Falls Hydropower Project (AFHP), two financial...
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President never called opposition terrorists, no apology necessary – Dr. Luncheon
A partial screen capture of President Donald Ramotar's statement as issued by the Government Information Agency.Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon...
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LIAT implements fixes to alleviate flight delays and cancellations
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua, July 24, 2013 – Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of LIAT Mr. Ian Brunton says the company is...
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Opposition boycotts financial crimes law committee until Ramotar withdraws “terrorism” comment
The combined opposition has decided to boycott a parliamentary select committee that is examining proposed changes to the financial crimes...
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Decomposed baby found in septic tank
A group of persons gathered outside the yard where the decomposed body of the baby was found in a septic...
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Amaila Falls Hydro will be insufficient- Greenidge, PSC
Opposition legislator, Carl Greenidge is questioning the feasibility of investing US$840 million in a hydropower plant that he says will...
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Amaila Access Road: US$12M spent, 67 percent completed
A completed part of the Amaila Falls Access Road.The government says some US$12M (GUY$2.4B) has already been spent on the...
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Matthew’s Ridge air crash: ASL awaiting compensation claims
Air Services Limited (ASL) on Tuesday said compensation for injuries and losses could be processed only if passengers submit claims...
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Opposition walks out from money laundering committee over Ramotar’s “terrorism” remark
Although Alliance For Change (AFC) leader, Khemraj Ramjattan walked out of a parliamentary select committee to protest President Donald Ramotar’s...
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Taxi driver shot during carjacking
A taxi driver, who was shot to his face before his car was hijacked, was Tuesday recuperating at a city...
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