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US Congressmen meet Granger during “fact-finding” mission to Guyana
President David Granger Thursday morning met with a visiting delegation comprising Congressmen and other officials from the United States of...
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Ex army officers, PNCR stalwarts dominate executive
Congress Place, the headquarters of the People's National Congress Reform. The just-elected 15 other members of the Central Executive of...
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GTT employees record high mercury levels; Public Health Ministry to meet with company
"Telephone House"- the headquarters of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph company The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company (GTT), whose headquarters...
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US Congressmen land in Guyana for low-keyed visit
Several United States (US) Congressmen arrived in Guyana on Wednesday, hoping to meet with top government officials quietly. No interactions...
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Aftershock tremor jolts Guyana again
Guyana was again Wednesday jolted by another tremor as a result of what appeared to be an aftershock from a...
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BREAKING: Earth tremor rocks Guyana, Trinidad
Residents on Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown running out of their houses. A severe earth tremor rocked Guyana, Barbados, and Trinidad...
Read moreDetailsWomen helped reduce ex-military, certain business influences in PNCR in pro-Volda Lawrence vote- analysts, party insiders
Minister of State, Joseph Harmon. Hours before the more than 800 delegates marked X on ballots to decide who should...
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Telecoms liberalisation in govt’s court- GTT’s CEO ; US$5 million set aside for tax dispute
The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GT&T) on Tuesday said it was ready to end its contractual monopoly on international voice...
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Minibus fares to increase from September 1; code of conduct in the making
Minibus fares on all routes are to be increased by GY$20 from September 1, 2018, even as the Ministry of...
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“We don’t want a clash” with teachers; govt offering what it can afford- Granger
President David Granger laying a wreath at the 1823 Demerara Revolt Monument President David Granger on Monday virtually ruled out...
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