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Opposition pillories gov’t over cost of living
-Jagdeo says many initiatives have been taken APNU and the AFC have hit back at the government over what they…
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H.L. “Bertie’’ Taitt
Extraordinary People Every moment in our lives is embedded in the extraordinary architecture of our minds. The article H.L. “Bertie’’…
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Gov’t to buy 100,000 street lights for nationwide installation -Edghill
The government will soon be purchasing some 100,000 street lights which will be installed across the country. The article Gov’t…
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Trinidad impacted by global software glitch
(Trinidad Guardian) What should have been a simple update turned into a major glitch with global consequences. The article Trinidad…
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NIS’ records reflect its support services were successfully dispensed to the 93 year-old pensioner
Dear Editor, Reference is made to a recent letter to the Editor in the July 17, 2024 edition of the…
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Hiowa boy dies after dragged by horse
Police in Regional Division #9 are investigating an incident which resulted in the death of Cansius Constance, an 11-year-old Grade…
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Among the factors leading to the failure of the Skeldon factory, political decision-making stands out as the most egregious
Dear Editor, Re the Skeldon factory issue, I met Mr. Jagdeo, along with my father, in 1999 at Herdmanston House…
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Corentyne man to spend 40 months in jail over armed robberies
A Rose Hall Town, Corentyne man was yesterday sentenced to 70 months in prison after he pleaded guilty to two…
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After shortage here, US donates 20,000 malaria test kits
The US Government through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in partnership with the Pan American Health Organization…
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Man stabbed to death in North Rupununi
-after argument over cows Police are investigating the murder of Chardson Ernest, a 40-year-old farmer of Fly Hill, North Rupununi,…
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