500 MORE GUYANESE GIVEN HOUSE LOTS, AS DREAM REALISED AT REGION 5
Over 500 more Guyanese received House lot allocations when the Ministry of Housing, through the Central Housing and Planning …
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Day: 2022-11-09
Just Stop Oil protests: Police officer hurt amid M25 disruption
Just Stop Oil activists continue protests on the motorway in Kent, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire. Source link
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Improved access to life-saving treatment expected – Guyana Chronicle
–with new pharmaceutical transatlantic bridge among Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean PRESIDENT, Dr. Irfaan Ali, has said that the
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‘Norton averse to logic, spreads misinformation’ – Guyana Chronicle
–Minister Teixeira says MINISTER of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance, Gail Teixeira, on Tuesday said that Leader of the opposition, Aubrey
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Charity cameraman drowns after boat capsizes in Pomeroon River – Guyana Chronicle
A cameraman of Charity Housing Scheme, in Region Two, lost his life on Tuesday after the boat he and media
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DCEO was seen with former APNU+AFC minister’s phone – Guyana Chronicle
CoI hears… MORE evidence has emerged from the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the 2020 General and Regional Elections
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‘Become active participants in oil and gas sector’ – Guyana Chronicle
–PM Phillips urges Guyanese at inaugural Guyana Supplier Forum SAYING that the Guyana Supplier Forum could be a “stepping stone”
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Charity squatters to become legal land owners – Guyana Chronicle
-President Ali announces PERSONS who are squatting at Charity, Region Two, breathed a sigh of relief on Tuesday when President
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Economic Watch: China sees steady foreign trade growth in first 10 months – Guyana Chronicle
(Xinhua) China’s trade in goods logged steady expansion in the first 10 months of this year as supportive policies, and
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71 per cent of textbooks requested by schools not supplied from 2017–2019 – Guyana Chronicle
–2021 Auditor General Report shows DESPITE the former APNU+AFC government spending over $989 million on textbooks from January 2017 to
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