Thirty-six commence training in Seaman Course – Guyana Chronicle
TWELVE Guyana Defence Force (GDF) Coast Guard ranks, alongside one member each from the Guyana Police Force (GPF), Guyana Prison
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Suriname v. Guyana on energy sector development, fiscal terms – Guyana Chronicle
OVER the past few years, Guyana and Suriname have announced mammoth hydrocarbon discoveries offshore. Guyana’s reserves are now estimated at
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Rastafarian community concerned over delay of ganja reform law
It has been over 17 months since the government sent a bill to amend the narcotics laws for the removal
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Fire destroys 2 homes, 8 persons homeless
The destroyed house in Linden Two separate fires on Friday completely destroyed two homes at Kuru Kuru Sandpit Squatting Area,
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Activist makes access to information request for disclosure of Impressions’ deal for building expo
Civil activist Jonathan Yearwood has written to Commissioner of Information Charles Ramson Sr requesting a copy of the contract(s) entered
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John Campbell’s anti-doping whereabouts rule violation hearing adjourned to August 2 – Guyana Chronicle
KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC) – The disciplinary hearing into allegations that West Indies cricketer John Campbell violated the World Anti-Doping Agency’s
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Constitutional reform bill likely for next National Assembly sitting, AG says
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nandlall has said that the government would more than likely be tabling
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3 ex-prisoners benefit from “Fresh Start” initiative
Director of Prisons Nicklon Elliot making the presentation to Naomi Adams. Also in photo are PRRM-Technical Officer Rae-Dawn Corbin, Alvin
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Despite imperfections we hope attention will be paid to significant progress made within the health sector
Dear Editor, A letter in the Stabroek News under the title “The healthcare system in Guyana is fractured and needs
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Analysis: Two vie to replace Boris Johnson. Neither has ‘a true plan’ to fix its ailing economy
But Ethan Ilzetzki, associate professor of economics at the London School of Economics, thinks the leadership debate remains “disconnected” from
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