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Whoville Comes to Life at Promenade Gardens: A Modern Twist on Christmas Festivities

The Promenade Gardens in Georgetown transformed into a vibrant Whoville, offering a modern twist on timeless Christmas festivities. KidsFest592, hosted by Natalya Thomas-Small, organized a delightful Brunch with Santa on Sunday, capturing the essence of childhood memories in a contemporary setting. Members of the public attending the Brunch with Santa shared their thoughts on the […]

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Top Cop Clifton Hicken Spreads Christmas Joy with Children’s Gift Drive

Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken orchestrated a heartwarming Children’s Gift Drive ahead of Christmas, aiming to bring smiles to the faces of children across Guyana. The event, held at the Police Sports Club Ground in Eve Leary, unfolded with overwhelming participation from children of various ages and backgrounds, benefiting more than 500 youngsters. In a […]

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RNCF Brings Christmas Joy to Children

The Radio’s Needy Children’s Fund (RNCF) continues its tradition of spreading Christmas cheer by distributing toys and goodies to children. In a heartwarming event held at the National Communication Network compound on Sunday, children were treated to festive surprises, thanks to the longstanding efforts of the RNCF. Established in 1954, the RNCF has grown beyond […]

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Shane Webster’s Dominance Secures Victory for Guyana in International Basketball Friendly

In a thrilling international basketball friendly over the weekend, Guyana’s Shane Webster showcased an outstanding performance, leading his team to a 77-62 victory over neighboring Suriname at the National Gymnasium. The highly anticipated clash began with Suriname taking an early lead, with Michael Ton-A-Tsiren contributing 19 points, giving them a 20-16 advantage at the end […]

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England Secures Victory in the Third T20, West Indies Lead Series 2-1

In a thrilling encounter, England managed to secure a 7-wicket victory over the West Indies in the third T20 international, preventing a series defeat. Nicholas Pooran’s explosive performance with the bat, scoring 82 from 45 balls, provided the West Indies with a competitive total. Despite Pooran’s efforts, brilliant hitting from Phil Salt guided England to […]

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South Amelia’s Ward CDC Boosts Local Businesses with Market Day

In an effort to support local businesses and foster community development, the South Amelia’s Ward Community Development Committee (CDC) organized its second Market Day at the ball field on Obama Drive. The event aimed to provide a platform for small business owners in the community to showcase and sell their products. Patrons had the opportunity […]

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$31.7 Million Approved for MOE to Procure Furniture and Equipment for Schools

In a recent session, the Parliamentary Committee of Supply approved a total of $31.7 million for the Ministry of Education (MOE) to procure new furniture and equipment. The funds will be allocated to benefit the Arthurville Primary School in Wakenaam and the Zeelugt Primary School in Region 3. Education Minister Priya Manickchand highlighted that the […]

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United Kingdom Affirms Ongoing Support for Guyana in Border Controversy with Venezuela

In a recent interview with NCN News, the United Kingdom’s Minister for Americas and the Caribbean, David Rutley, confirmed the UK’s commitment to lobbying support for Guyana in its pursuit of a peaceful resolution to the border controversy with Venezuela. Rutley emphasized that the UK has actively raised the matter at the UN Security Council […]

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R&R Guesthouse Boosts Linden Basketball Clubs with Generous Donation

In a commendable initiative aimed at supporting community development, the proprietors of R&R Guesthouse in Amelia’s Ward, Linden, have made a significant contribution to the local basketball fraternity. The generous donation, consisting of basketballs and pumps, was presented to several top basketball clubs in Linden, with the intention of revitalizing the sport in the mining […]

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City Hall Workers Demand Fair Wages Amidst Discontent Over Proposed Increase

In a display of dissatisfaction, employees of the City Police and Solid Waste Department staged a sit-in at City Hall, demanding their rightful share of the 6.5% wage increase and a one-off $25,000 cash grant promised by the government. City Hall responded with a proposal for a 5% increase, set to be payable in the […]

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