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Cabinet discusses probe report on unauthorised negotiations with ExxonMobil to reduce expenses
ExxonMobil's Guyana office, Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown. Cabinet on Thursday discussed a report on an investigation into how officials if...
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Amaila Falls Hydropower station on front-burner again
The location of the proposed Amaila Falls Hydro-power station. More than one year after China Railway First Group backed out...
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Forgery case against purchaser of C-Island Hotel dismissed
C-Island Hotel, Princess and High Streets, Werk-en-Rust, Georgetown. A case of forgery of agreement of sale for the GY$50 million...
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NPTAB defends decision to award GY$865.5 million pump contract to Tepui Group Inc; mum on company’s experience
The National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) on Wednesday defended its decision to award a GY$865,543,500 contract to construct...
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Two students beaten, robbed as they leave lessons
Police on Wednesday said they were investigating an alleged robbery with violence committed on two students: ** A 16-year-old secondary...
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GUYSUCO says Central Housing & Planning Authority does not own Mocha lands from which residents were evicted
The State-owned Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO) says it owns the lands at Cane View, Mocha, East Bank Demerara from which...
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Guyanese police to be deployed to Haiti
An unspecified number of Guyanese police are to be deployed to Haiti to assist with the training of Haitian police...
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AFC’s Patterson asks Procurement Commission to probe pump station contract award
Mr David Patterson Alliance For Change (AFC) executive member and opposition parliamentarian David Patterson on Tuesday asked the Public Procurement...
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GTU de-recognised invitation to meeting with Pres Ali, teachers
An executive member of the Guyana Teachers' Union (GTU) has said that that bargaining agent did not recognise a Ministry...
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Teachers prefer allowances instead of salary increases; Ali shuns call for negotiations with GTU
eadmistress for Vreed-en-Hoop Primary School, Joan Bhagwandass A number of teachers on Monday told President Irfaan Ali that they prefer...
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