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Guyana now has bigger dredge to prepare for oil sector; Demerara River to get two-way channel

Guyana’s public and private sector now has a large US$10 million dredge available in-country that would be used to clear the country’s major waterways to accommodate larger and more oil-sector related vessels and the eventual construction of a deep-water port, officials said Saturday. Already, President Irfaan Ali said based on current marine traffic in the Demerara River, government is aiming ...

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ExxonMobil to buy Guyana’s first crude entitlement from Liza Unity

ExxonMobil Sales and Supplies would be buying Guyana’s first entitlement of 1 million barrels of oil from the new Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel but that company would not be charging a marketing fee, the Ministry of Natural Resources said Saturday. “The ExxonMobil affiliate bid was the best on the pricing differential for the crude and this lift ...

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Duo arrested for robbing owner of Riddim Flow Chill Spot

Police have arrested two of three men who allegedly robbed a businessman of 12 gold chains worth GY$1.5 million on Friday night, that law enforcement agency said Saturday. Commander for Regional Division #3, Senior Superintendent Mahendra Siwnarine said 30-year old Ren Persaud of Crane Housing Scheme, West Coast Demerara was robbed three identifiable males, two of whom were armed with ...

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Robber, others storm victim’s house, open fire after police report

A prime suspect in an armed robbery of a vendor in Sophia, Greater Georgetown and seven other men stormed the home of the victim several hours after he reported the incident to police, investigators said Saturday. Twenty-seven year old Glenroy Griffith of ‘B’ Field, Sophia told police that at about 4:30 Friday afternoon, he and several other persons were liming ...

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Air Services Limited’s plane engine burns on landing, no one injured

Air Services Limited (ASL) said its Cessna Caravan 8RGAS suffered an engine fire upon shutdown at ASL ramp Ogle after returning from a Mathew’s Ridge flight Saturday morning at about 10:30. “The company’s emergency response team contained the fire and secured the aircraft. The pilot and 3 passengers safely exited the aircraft unharmed,” the domestic carrier said Guyana Civil Aviation ...

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Van West-Charles threatens to pull out as Advisor to PNCR Leader

A mere four months after Dr. Richard Van West-Charles was appointed advisor to the Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), Aubrey Norton, he on Friday appeared set to pull out from that post over concerns about his leader’s poor communication and lack of consultation. “I have therefore concluded that until the role of, and the process by which ...

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Guyanese murder suspect held for sexual offence with girl in Suriname

A Guyanese man, who is wanted in his native country for murder, has been arrested in neighbouring Suriname for having committing a sexual offence with an 11-year old girl, Surinamese police said Thursday. The Suriname Police Corps said a special team from the Youth Affairs Department on Wednesday, April 20 arrested 33-year-old Samuel Chase S. after a thorough investigation. Head ...

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ExxonMobil inks contract to lease US$300 million Guyanese-owned shorebase for West Demerara

A US$300 million shorebase would be constructed at Vreed-en-Hoop, West Bank Demerara by a wholly-owned Guyanese company, and ExxonMobil on Friday inked a deal to lease the facility when it is finished in the fourth quarter of 2023. Speaking at the signing of the agreement between Vreed-en-Hoop Shorebase Inc (VEHSI) and ExxonMobil Guyana,  Director of NRG Holdings Inc; Nicholas Deygoo-Boyer ...

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No termination of Linden Hospital workers; contracts to be renewed

Health Minister Dr Frank Anthony on Friday said he has instructed that the contracts of more than 30 workers at the Linden Hospital Complex be renewed and that letters informing them that their services would no longer be required be rescinded. “This was action taken at the level of the Linden Hospital but when I learnt about it, we have ...

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