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- Foreign gold company pays Guyanese US$5M to earn up to 70% interest in 73,000 acres gold project
- Resource curse has taken root in Guyana – Ram warns
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- Hamilton Green warns of ‘crumbs’ for citizens, pushes national unity to protect oil wealth
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61st Caribbean Table Tennis ChampionshipGuyana settles for silver in women’s doubles and bronze in mixed and men’s doubles
The home supporters that littered the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) on Homestretch Avenue last evening had much to cheer about as they saw the local contingent capture three medals after a very...
West Dem. School Welfare Unit hosts parenting workshop on drug and sexual abuseIt’s no secret that the issues of substance and sexual abuse in our school are on the increase.
As such, the School Welfare Unit (Ministry of Education, Region 3) just yesterday conducted its ‘Parents Involvement Workshop’ to heighten the involvement of parents, as it attempts to...
Preparing for oil…Lawyer proposes Regulations Committee to ensure robust framework for Maritime Sector
By Kiana Wilburg With oil production expected to commence in the first quarter of next year, Guyana’s maritime sector would be in need of a number of key pieces of legislation and regulations to...
Layne Lewis — fit as a fiddle at 103-“Honour your mother and father, and your days shall be long upon the earth…”
By Alex Wayne Relatives and friends of Berbician Layne Lewis, of 59 Litchfield Village, West Coast Berbice, gathered with him on Wednesday as he celebrated his 103rd birth anniversary. With no idea...
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
– Book spot in National C/ship (Kaieteur News) – Leopold Street stamped their authority on the Georgetown leg of the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ tournament on Friday, steam...
Features/Columnists
(Kaieteur News) – It would not be unusual for it to be discovered that students sitting CSEC and CAPE examinations are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to complete their School Based Assessments (SBAs). Technology is now a normal part of students’ lives. Many students have access to...
Sir. Ronald Sanders
Territorial claims are decided in court, not worn on a lapel By Sir Ronald Sanders (Kaieteur News) – There are moments in international affairs when a seemingly small act reveals a much larger contest of principle. The recent controversy over the wearing, during official engagements in the...
The GHK Lall Column
(Kaieteur News) – A living standard -what is that animal? What does a livable income in Guyana look like? What does it allow? How do Guyanese manage? I begin with this basic definition: a livable income is what affords sufficient food daily, with enough left for nonfood bills. To...
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