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Colombian, Venezuelan arrested with 5.5 kilos cocaine in Georgetown- CANU
The cocaine wrapped in Levi's labelled packages (CANU photo) A Colombian and a Venezuelan were arrested on Friday allegedly with...
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US-based DeVry University to mount outreach to Guyana, offering 50 percent cut in tuition fees
The United States-headquartered DeVry University is seeking to get a foothold in Guyana and the rest of the Caribbean, aiming...
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PNCR responds to AFC proposal, maintains Norton must be presidential candidate
The People's National Congress Reform (PNCR)-led A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has made a counter-proposal to the Alliance For...
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US-based Guyanese fashion designer accuses gov’t of intellectual property theft; gov’t pulls all material, denies accusation
Ms Marissa Wilson (photo: Instagram) An American-Guyanese fashion designer has accused the Guyana government of stealing her intellectual property by...
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Key details on Trump’s market-shaking tariffs
A man walks past screens displaying average stock prices at the Taiwan Stock Exchange in Taipei on April 7, 2025....
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Guyanese to be allowed to invest in cooking gas, fertiliser plants
Guyanese would be allowed to invest in cooking gas and fertiliser production lines, as spinoffs from the gas-to-energy plants, Vice...
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Five North West District men arrested for GY$300 million cocaine bust – police
Five men, including the prime suspect, have been arrested in connection with the seizure of more than 211 kilogrammes of...
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Kingston Power Station “problem” causing extensive blackout
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo said Thursday's prolonged blackout is caused by a problem at the Kingston Power Station. He said...
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One-off payments to persons short on NIS contributions
President Irfaan Ali announced on Thursday that more than GY$10 billion would be paid out to persons who did not...
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BBC World Questions arrives in Guyana
BBC World Questions will be coming to Guyana to debate the country’s political and economic future in the capital, Georgetown....
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