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‘Otisha’ charged with sexual offence
Otis 'Otisha' Pearson (HGPTV Nightly News photo) Homosexual and outspoken gay rights activist, Otis "Otisha" Pearson was Friday charged with...
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US helps tighten Guyana maritime’s port security; international compliance jumps to 84 percent
Junior Minister of Public Infrastructure, Annette Ferguson; US Ambassador to Guyana, Perry Holloway; Director-General of the Maritime Administration, Claudette Rogers...
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GRA seizes GY$6 million in smuggled liquor
A Quantity of The Alcohol Seized by GRA's Law Enforcement and Investigation Division The Guyana Revenue Authority said it seized ...
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Bar Association calls for “speedy” activation of Judicial Review Act, despite Attorney General’s objections
Guyana Bar Association's office. Brickdam, Georgetown. The Guyana Bar Association (GBA) on Thursday urged the Minister of Legal Affairs, Basil...
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Marriott Hotel Guyana going solar
The Marriott Hotel Guyana in Georgetown will soon benefit from an eco-friendly, sustainable and cost-efficient energy supply, the mee co Group said...
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GuyOil selling gasolene at lower prices
The Guyana Oil Company (Guyoil) is holding the line with its gas price despite crude oil reaching four-year highs, government's...
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Calypsonian Mighty Rebel dies
Mighty Rebel (Stabroek News photo) Well-known Guyanese calypsonian, Mighty Rebel, died Thursday morning after a prolonged illness, relatives confirmed. Rebel,...
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BREAKING: Berbice fisherman charged with murder in Suriname piracy attack
CHARGED WITH MURDER: Nakool "Fyah" Manohar A well-known Berbice fisherman, who is already facing two armed robbery charges, was Wednesday...
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ExxonMobil tight on cyber security… no USBs, no personal email accounts on company computers
ExxonMobil runs a very tight cyber security regime, including a ban on the use of USB ports, to minimise breaches...
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Birth registration, secondary education major challenges for Amerindians- UNICEF study
Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Indigenous People's Affairs, Alfred King; UNICEF Representative, Sylvie Fouet; Minister of Indigenous People's Affairs,...
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