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Number of Georgetown street dwellers reduced- Human Services Minister
A street dweller outside the High Court, South Road, Georgetown. The number of street dwellers in commercial Georgetown has been...
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Guyana increases wheat trials
Guyana has expanded its wheat growing trials, more than one year after the country touted the idea in response to...
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Guyana to approve Tullow’s sale of Orinduik Block stake to Eco Atlantic
The Guyana government would be approving United Kingdom oil company, Tullow's sale of 60 percent stake in the Orinduik Block...
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Examine all options for continued free and fair elections- US
The Region Four Returning Office for the March 2, 2020 general and regional elections. That office was located at Hadfield...
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US in aggressive push-back against Chinese expansion in Caribbean
Outgoing US Ambassador to Guyana Sarah Ann-Lynch. The United States (US) is on a multi-pronged push-back against China's expanding financial...
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Pres Ali shuns US willingness to facilitate talks with opposition
Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton declines to shake President Irfaan Ali's hand at a 2022 Emancipation Day activities in New Amsterdam....
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Striking Berbice sugar workers take protest for money to Georgetown; GAWU, AFC differ on interpretation of court ruling
AFC Leader Khemraj Ramjattan with sugar workers opposite GAWU headquarters, High Street, Kingston, Georgetown. At least 100 striking sugar workers...
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British NGO-funded UG-affiliated biodiversity research centre isn’t about exporting science- co-founder
Co-founder of Sophia Point Rainforest Research Centre David Lammy (centre), University of Guyana Vice Chancellor Professor Paloma Mohamed- Martin, former...
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Teenage gold miner dies in mining pit collapse
A teenage gold miner died Tuesday afternoon when a gold mining pit at Cowpen Backdam, Puruni River in Region Eight...
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Former UK Prime Minister appeals for financing, “practical solutions” at COP 28
Former United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair and President Irfaan Ali in conversation at the University of Guyana . The...
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