GTT has now given me a landline
Dear Editor, Out of fairness Editor, I think I have an obligation to update you on what GTT has done
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All-in-One News Update in Guyana
Month: May 2022
Guyana strives to become global leader in sustainable seabob fishing Endorsement of 10-year development strategy for healthy future of Guyana’s seabob shrimp value chain
Improved fishing practices, better compliance with regulations and higher quality and safety of the end product – these are the
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NA hire car driver who threw first punch severely beaten by cop
After striking the first blow, a hire car driver in New Amsterdam was severely beaten by a police constable causing
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Guyana among 12 countries selected for FISH4 ACP programme – Department of Public Information
Guyana, the largest producer of Atlantic seabob, is one of two Caribbean countries and one of 12 countries in the
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The butterflies we may never see again in Britain
Scientists warn that 24 of Britain’s butterfly species are in danger of dying out. Source link
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Norton accuses Ali of breaching agreement for second meeting
Leader of the Opposition Aubrey Norton is accusing President Irfaan Ali of being “disrespectful” and reneging on an agreement for
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$250M in fertiliser support for Region Two farmers – VP – Department of Public Information
Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo today announced that farmers in Region Two will be receiving $250 million for the purchase
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Maybe it is time to revisit West Indian Federation
Dear Editor, Maybe it is time for our Caribbean Leaders to revisit the formation of the West Indian Federation. The
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GTT inks new two-year salary deal for unionized workers – News Source Guyana
GTT has signed a new agreement with the Guyana Postal and Telecommunication Workers’ Union (GPTWU) that will see its employees
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20-member group to ensure equitable distribution of fertiliser in Region Two – Department of Public Information
Farmers from the respective Neighbourhood Democratic Councils (NDCs), regional officials and the Water Producers’ Association will form a 20-member group
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