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PNCR says risky to depend on donations from “a few” big businesses
PNCR supporters at a meeting with their party leader, Aubrey Norton in Maryland, United States. Leader of the People's National...
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PNCR to hire international public relations company
PNCR Leader Aubrey Norton (second from left) and party executives meeting with members and supporters in Maryland, United States. The...
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OPINION: The Guyana Insurgency
Dr Randolph Persaud Professor Emeritus, American University, Washington DC Twice during the funeral proceedings for Dr. Roger Luncheon, PPPC Vice President Dr...
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Eight die in accidents
Eight persons died in three separate accidents on Saturday and Sunday at Canal Number 2, West Bank Demerara; Unity, East...
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UG insisted on hosting descendants of British slave owner’s descendants’ apology for slavery, indentureship on campus
Charles Gladstone The descendants of a British slave owner on Friday came to Guyana and offered their "sincerest apologies" for...
Read moreDetailsBritish slaveowner’s descendants apologise for slavery in Guyana
Apology read by family representative Charles Gladstone Charles Gladstone To the People of Guyana. We, the undersigned, are descendants of...
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Norton warns 2025 election results will be rejected if no biometrics; gives reason for meeting in Queens, New York
Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton on Thursday night said he was fairly optimistic that the government would give in to demands...
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No disclosures on those who provided info to govt after army, police leadership sanitised intel reports- Jagdeo
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo on Thursday ruled out disclosing the names of persons he said knew alleged attempts to mislead...
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Heirs of British slaveowner to apologise for slavery, indentureship
John Gladstone who owned 2,500 enslaved Africans on his plantations The heirs of late British slaveowner, John Gladstone, are to...
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WPA accuses Muslim organisations of using observations to stoke racial divisions with Indo-Guyanese
The Working People's Alliance (WPA) on Thursday defended the right of a woman at the recently held Cuffy250 forum to...
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