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Poor service standards
A year ago we were in the midst of preparations for the arrival of visitors for Cricket World Cup. That was a period …
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Karen Abrams holds an MBA from UC San Francisco. She is a Marketing and Small Business Consultant in the US and Caribbean. Karen is also …
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Four enterprising Guyanese women have established a new business centre which they say is designed to enhance the quality of social skills among the pool …
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A thirty year old New York City College of Technology graduate in Computer Information Systems has decided that his search for suitable employment since his …
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Alkins impressive as Essequibo takes first day honours
In what can be considered a rare occurrence, Essequibo’s Under-19 cricketers totally outplayed their counterparts from Demerara on …
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Track and Field star Alika Morgan yesterday slammed the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) over its handling of certain issues with respect to the team’s …
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Skid Marks left their mark on Power Strangers when the Guyana Squash Association’s (GSA) Smalta, Easter junior team tournament got underway on Wednesday night at …
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The Guyana Amateur Power-Lifting Federation (GAPLF) will be staging its first event of the year this Sunday at the Rosignol Primary School for the Novice/ …
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With improved weather conditions the Coca Cola Masters Football tournament sponsored by Banks DIH Ltd., will resume tomorrow with four matches at the Thirst Park …
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An explosive double header is in the making when the Annual Mayor’s Cup knockout football competition continues this evening with quarter-finals at the Tucville Playfield.
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Arthur C. Clarke, the pioneering science-fiction author who died last week, once formulated three ironic laws of ‘prediction’, the last of which read: “Any sufficiently …
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-as opposition walks out of Parliament over rejection of amendments by gov’t
A much vaunted agreement by national stakeholders with President Bharrat Jagdeo in February appeared …
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-two injured
An ambulance en route from the East Bank to the Georgetown Public Hospital ended up in a three vehicle smash-up at the corner of …
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-as gov’t seeks to make the staple affordable
The government has, with immediate effect, removed all administrative restrictions on the importation of flour with the hope …
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A first lady has no special rights, privileges or entitlements, but is protected by legislation like any other Guyanese wife, Prime Minister Samuel Hinds told …
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A motion calling on the government to establish an independent, permanent Law Reform Commission was defeated when PPP/C MPs voted against it on Wednesday, saying …
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The speed limit at Amelia’s Ward on the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, between Millie’s Hideout and the Kara Kara Bridge, is to be reduced to 30 miles …
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Attorney-at-law Gino Persaud on Wednesday said that he has received no word from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on the request that a special …
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A PNCR-1G motion to limit the aggregate amount of debt that could be forgiven without the approval of the National Assembly was defeated by the …
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Iwokrama says that the deal reached with UK-based investment entity Canopy Capital has more to do with placing monetary value on environmental services that the …
