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Customs broker freed on marijuana trafficking charge
A customs broker charged with trafficking in marijuana was Wednesday acquitted because there was no evidence to link him to...
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Transport Minister meets with residents near CJIA airport, others protest outside
Several Timehri airport area residents picket a meeting held by Transport Minister Robeson Benn with other residents about a planned...
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Man on GUY$2 M burglary charge
A man, who allegedly stole GUY$2.1 million worth of items from a house, was Wednesday refused bail and remanded to...
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Bad weather puts GPL on alert
The Guyana Power and Light (GPL) on Wednesday said it was on alert to deal with faults as a result...
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Enough water for sufficient all-year round Amaila hydropower generation- draft study
The Guyana government on Tuesday assured that there will be enough water all year round to guarantee sufficient electricity generation...
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Agenda set for Venez. President’s visit
Venezuela's President, Nicolas Maduro.The agenda has been set for a one-day state visit of Venezuela’s new President, Nicolas Maduro who...
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Caribbean vulnerable to hackers- expert
The Caribbean is not immune to the recent global attacks on computer networks and systems by Internet hackers. This was...
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Pediatric open heart surgeries available in Guyana
Moushimi Bissoondyal (left) and her mother standing in between the children who are recovering from open heart surgeries.Guyana is now...
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OAS anti-corruption committee to visit Guyana
A Commission from the OAS Mechanism for Follow-Up on the Implementation of the Inter-American Convention against Corruption (MESICIC) will conduct,...
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Professionalism will be my guide –Chief of Staff designate
President Donald Ramotar delivering his charge to newly appointed Brigadiers Mark Phillips and Julian B. Lovell (GINA photo)Chief-of-Staff designate of...
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