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Despite modest improvements 3 million people in English-, Dutch-speaking Caribbean still face food insecurity
BRIDGETOWN – A recent study has found that despite modest improvements on last year, food insecurity in the English- and...
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Suspected bogus land seller arrested at Housing Ministry with “acknowledgement letter”, receipts
A man suspected of being a bogus land seller was arrested on Monday at the Ministry of Housing, Brickdam for...
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Children’s NGO condemns flogging of Queen’s College students; calls for end to corporal punishment
The non-governmental organisation, ChildLinK Inc. on Tuesday condemned last week's flogging of 10 Queen's College students at that institution and...
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GTU, Education Ministry talks end in stalemate, as strike continues
GTU President Dr Mark Lyte (left) and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Shannielle Hoosein-Outar and other representatives from...
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US seems closer to removing Cuba from list of State-sponsored terrorists – Guyanese Int’l Relations Professor
Professor Mark Kirton Former University of the West Indies (UWI) International Relations Professor, Mark Kirton said the United States' (US)...
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Police silent on whether undercover police spies were in operational activity again
The gun that police said they seized from a man on Brutus Street, Agricola. The Guyana Police Force (GPF) was...
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PNCR’s Congress to be held next month
The overdue congress of the People's National Congress Reform (PNCR) is to be held from June 28 to 30, party...
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PPP may discuss Dharamlall’s eligibility for other party positions
PPPC parliamentarian, Nigel Dharmlall reading a copy of his party's official organ, Thunder. General Secretary of the People's Progressive Party...
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NIS payments no longer a condition for UG student loan write-off
The Guyana government on Thursday announced that National Insurance Scheme (NIS) contributions would no longer be required for write-offs of...
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Teachers Union wants interim pay increase, education ministry rules out talks under duress
A group of teachers protesting outside the Ministry of Labour on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 while their union representatives were...
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