Golden Jags End Winless in Port of Spain Friendly Matches
By Eric Collymore The Guyana senior men’s football team, known as the Golden Jags, concluded their international friendly matches in
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Road Works Underway Along East Bank Corridor Ahead of Cricket World Cup
By Delicia Janneire Roadworks are being undertaken along the East Bank Corridor near the Providence Stadium in preparation for Guyana’s
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Citizens Urged to Clean Up Mosquito Breeding Sites During Awareness Week
By Tracy Ramalho Citizens are being urged to eliminate potential mosquito breeding sites in and around their homes to prevent
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Olympian Edghill Loses Singles Opener at Olympic Qualification Tournament
By Travis Seymour Olympian Chelsea Edghill faced a setback in her quest to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics after
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Squatters Impeding Development in Amelia’s Ward
By Shawnette Fiedtkou The development of new house lots and infrastructure at Amelia’s Ward Fitz Hope Scheme is being hindered
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Government to Appeal High Court Ruling in GTU Case Despite Lack of Written Judgment
By Samuel Suknandan Attorney General Anil Nandlall announced that the government plans to appeal the High Court’s ruling in the
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Attorney General Nandlall Responds to CCJ Ruling on ExxonMobil Case
By Samuel Gillis Attorney General Anil Nandlall has expressed no surprise at the Caribbean Court of Justice’s (CCJ) decision to
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Bygeval Secondary Advances in Speaker’s National Youth Debating Competition
By Samuel Gillis Bygeval Secondary School Youth Group has progressed to the second round of the Speaker’s National Youth Debating
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Orealla and Siparuta Residents Vote for New Village Council
By Royan Abrams Today, residents of Orealla and Siparuta participated in the election for a new Village Council. A total
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Government Announces $11 Billion Student Loan Write-Off Program
By Nakasia Logan The Ministry of Finance has unveiled the criteria for the recently announced $11 billion student loan debt