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GO-Invest says brokered almost GY$160 billion in local, foreign investments last year
The Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Invest), Camp and Church streets, Georgetown. The Guyana Office for Investment (GO-Invest) last year facilitated...
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Technology to address political interference in development bank’s loan processing
Ms Susan Rodrigues Technology would be used to help block the proposed US$100 million development bank from approving loans preferentially,...
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GY$25 billion subsidy for GPL
Public Utilities Minister,Deodat Indar and officials of his ministry at consideration of the 2026 budgeted estimates. The state-owned Guyana Power...
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High Court throws out WIN candidate’s account closure case against Scotiabank, recommends ombudsperson
Mr Gobin Harbhajan High Court Judge, Nicola Pierre on Tuesday ruled against We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) former candidate and...
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Foreign minister defends hiring foreign lobbyists, two firms to be paid US$90,000 monthly
Foreign affairs minister Hugh Todd (extreme right) and a team of foreign service staff at the National Assembly's Committee of...
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Govt hopes to wean GuySuCo off multi-billion dollar subsidies within five years
Mr Saiku Andrews A five-year strategic plan for the financially sagging Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) could see that wholly state-owned...
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14,000 more adults will be eligible for cash grants
Mr Vinceroy Jordan ...
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Budget for local government elections but not for biometric system
The GY$1.558 trillion national budget for 2026 contains funds for the holding of Local Government Elections (LGE) this year, but...
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Thousands of teaching vacancies exist
Teaching Service Commission There are 2,800 vacancies for senior teachers in the public school system, but the number of vacancies...
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Police service commissioners must be replaced before this year’s promotions, Opposition Leader says ready for consultations with President
The Public/Police Service Commission (Stabroek News photo) Efforts would have to be made to fill vacancies in the Police Service...
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