Oil wealth not reaching the masses – Norton
PNCR Leader Aubrey Norton yesterday told the party’s General Council meeting that the country’s oil wealth is not reaching the masses.
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Oil wealth not reaching the masses – Norton
Trump says he is not joking about third presidential term
Automated speed ticketing system from Monday – President
Norton not budging on presidential candidate -sources
-deal unlikely between PNCR and AFC With tomorrow being the deadline for an opposition coalition, prospects have faded considerably as PNCR Leader Aubrey Norton is insisting that he will be the presidential candidate despite disagreement by the AFC and attempts to introduce a consensus candidate.
UK infrastructure advisor says Linden to Mabura Hill road 43% complete
-unlikely to meet October deadline, February rain was heavy Following a visit to Guyana, Anne Joselin, Infrastructure Advisor with the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Develop-ment Office (FCDO) says the Linden to Mabura Hill road is 43% complete and is unlikely to meet its extended October deadline.
Fireman passed away due to secondary complication from traumatic injuries – GPHC
-denies that he fell from bed The Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) on Friday said that fireman Voshaun Manbodh died from a secondary complication from traumatic injuries he suffered in the Mae’s Schools inferno.
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Rubio visit
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio breezed in to Guyana last week on a brief visit before breezing out again to Suriname.
Self-taught fruit artist and crafter Monica De Freitas-Vollmer puts hobby to good use
Overseas-based Guyanese doctor to launch ‘The Great Catch’ with Sir Clive Lloyd
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After a school fire, the new normal
Bartica Regatta 2025 promises thrilling races, pageantry, and scenic tours
OGGN urges VP to exercise his responsibility by ending practice of Gov’t paying taxes for ExxonMobil
What Councillor Saul is proposing is akin to a bank teller deciding to forgive loans
The more important issue is why is there so much demand for US dollars?
We must strengthen our alliance with the US but simultaneously hasten our efforts to defend Essequibo
Cash grant was missed opportunity for innovative governance
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Police seeking advice on alleged abduction of Down Syndrome man
Mae’s Schools progressing with temporary relocation for primary and nursery students
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Jagdeo launched scathing attack on NGOs at Babu Jaan
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Man gets life imprisonment without parole for Linden shooting
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Self-taught fruit artist and crafter Monica De Freitas-Vollmer puts hobby to good use
Overseas-based Guyanese doctor to launch ‘The Great Catch’ with Sir Clive Lloyd
Dutch music producer eyes collaboration with Guyanese artistes
After a school fire, the new normal
Bartica Regatta 2025 promises thrilling races, pageantry, and scenic tours
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A stroll through history for World Theatre Day
Shallow, Bassarath returned as President, VP of CWI
Cricket West Indies (CWI) yesterday announced that Dr. Kishore Shallow has been returned as President, with Azim Bassarath continuing as Vice President, following the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held yesterday at the St.
Waramuri, Dolphin, Yarrowkabra tally easy victories
DCC crushes GCC by 131 runs in GCA 1st Division 50-Over clash
GTI, PC, St. Stanislaus College record victories
Abrams Zuil and Aurora Shine in Region 2 Inaugural Windball Cricket Tournament
Chattergoon’s 110 in vain as Essequibo Legends edge Devonshire Castle
Successful soya bean crop here attracts new investors
-as company looking to double acreage The success of soya bean cultivation has seen new investors looking to tap into the local market, even as pilot company, Tacama Gold, begins plans to expand by more than doubling its operations, planting some 7500 hectares for its first 2025 crop.
Bocas Lit Fest set for May
(Trinidad Guardian) The Bocas Lit Fest is set to return this May for its highly anticipated 15th edition, under the captivating theme “Always Coming Home”.
Sudan’s paramilitary RSF chief says war with army is not over
CAIRO, (Reuters) – The leader of Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, said today that his war against the army was not over and his forces would return to Khartoum despite being largely driven out of the capital.
