Prime Minister: a clean Guyana is the duty of everyone

Prime Minister: a clean Guyana is the duty of everyone

PRIME Minister, Brigadier (ret’d), Mark Phillips, who is performing the duties of President, has called on communities to keep their environments clean as he spearheaded a massive clean-up campaign around the city on Sunday morning. The Prime Minister said the national clean-up campaign forms part of the administration’s continued effort, over the past two years,…

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Queens Street named after Guyanese pandit

Queens Street named after Guyanese pandit

A STREET on the corner of Jamaica Avenue and 173rd Street was co-named after late Guyanese pandit Laldharry Seerattan on Saturday last. Several dignitaries attended a special ceremony under a tent at the yard of the late Pandit Seerattan. Politicians, community leaders and family members delivered short tributes to the late pandit and to the mandir…

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Wakenaam residents benefit from O&G career fair

Wakenaam residents benefit from O&G career fair

SCORES of residents, including students, from the Island of Wakenaam were exposed to the growing number of career opportunities in Guyana’s bourgeoning oil-and-gas sector during a career fair which was held on Saturday at the Essequibo Island Secondary School. According to a release, the career fair and recruitment drive hosted by Atlantic Ventures Group, a…

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A storm in a tea cup

A storm in a tea cup

— financial analysist swats claims that addendum to PSA of 2016 equates to a form of renegotiation FINANCIAL Analyst Joel Bhagwandin said the proponents of the argument that the addendum to the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) of 2016 is a form of renegotiation of the contract are trying to create a storm in a tea…

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