Ali upbraids private sector for not capitalising on new opportunities
President Irfaan Ali yesterday, chided the local private sector for not being in a state of readiness to take advantage
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Day: 2022-11-12
GUYANA RASTAFARI COUNCIL CALLS ON GOV’T TO LEGALIZE MARIJUANA NOW
Irate Members of the Guyana Rastafari Council staged a protest on Monday outside the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, … source
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Teen shot by City Constable while under arrested
The injuries the teen sustained Family members of a 16-year-old lad are calling on the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to
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SPEAKER DENIES OPPOSITION LEADER’S MOTION FOR DEBATE ON LEGISLATION FOR “CLEAN” VOTERS LIST
The main Opposition Party walked out of Parliament on Monday after House Speaker Manzoor Nadir shut down a motion by
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Heartbreak for England as New Zealand win World Cup
The Black Ferns inflicted England’s most recent defeat before the Rugby World Cup final with a victory in San Diego
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‘Be ready for opportunities’ – Guyana Chronicle
–President Ali tells business community–says gov’t prepared to create a team to help businesses prepare plans, conduct feasibility studies PRESIDENT
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Courts lights up Main Street for Christmas – Guyana Chronicle
GUYANESE of all ages flocked Main Street on Friday night for the annual Courts Christmas light-up, which has returned after
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APNU+AFC’s votes were inflated, other parties’ votes were deflated – Guyana Chronicle
–Singh tells COI about GECOM-led misconduct at 2020 polls SASENARINE Singh, a qualified accountant, has shed light on the scheme
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Improved drainage, ‘agri’ seminars among plans for Lower Pomeroon – Guyana Chronicle
–pilot project for coffee, cocoa cultivation to start soon FARMERS from villages in the Lower Pomeroon will soon benefit from
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Regularisation of Charity squatting area commences – Guyana Chronicle
AS government moves to regularise the squatting area at Charity where scores of persons live, the first 50 squatters have
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