US issues warning to Venezuela over incursion into Guyana’s waters
The United States today issued a warning to Venezuela over its incursion into Guyana’s waters this morning and threats to the operations of ExxonMobil here.
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US issues warning to Venezuela over incursion into Guyana’s waters
Venezuelan coast guard vessel enters Guyana waters, approaches FPSO
CARICOM free movement will include minimum guarantees on education, health care -Communique
Two bikers die at Dartmouth following fiery collision
The police yesterday said that two motorcyclists died following a collision at Dartmouth, on the Essequibo Coast, Region Two.
CARICOM Heads gravely concerned over Venezuela’s stated plans to conduct elections in Essequibo
CARICOM Heads of Government at their February 19th to 21st summit have expressed grave concerns over Venezuela’s stated plans to conduct elections in Guyana’s county of Essequibo.
Fire guts house in New Amsterdam
-woman in fear of abusive husband A house in New Amster-dam, Berbice, was gutted by fire on Thursday afternoon after a lit kerosene stove was left unattended, leaving two persons homeless, with one fearing for her life.
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US issues warning to Venezuela over incursion into Guyana’s waters
Venezuelan coast guard vessel enters Guyana waters, approaches FPSO
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Child protection in Guyana continues to be weakened through bureaucratic negligence and misallocation of resources.
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Berbice retain GCB U15 title with gritty win over Demerara
Berbice successfully defended their title in the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Under-15 Inter-county tournament with a hard-fought three-wicket victory over Demerara in the final round yesterday.
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Jamaican government urged to ‘fully decolonise’ with bill to ditch King Charles
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