Guyanabusiness economy48 min ago
Guyana Opposition Questions Rising Prices Despite Oil
Guyana's opposition party is demanding an explanation for increasing prices. The demand comes despite the nation's significant oil revenues.
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Guyanabusiness economy
business economy3 h ago
Bank of Baroda Subsidiary Opens New Offices in Guyana
The Bank of Baroda's Guyana subsidiary has opened its new Head Office. A new Georgetown branch was also launched.
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entertainment
entertainment12 h ago
Autobiography of 'Kit' Nascimento released.
The autobiography of 'Kit' Nascimento has been published. The book details the life and experiences of the subject.
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agriculture
agriculture19 h ago
Question posed on Guyana's key agricultural crops
An inquiry was raised regarding the most significant crops for Guyana's agriculture. Information on this topic is being sought.
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geopolitics
geopolitics19 h ago
EU Prosecutor Investigates Spanish Train Crash
The EU prosecutor's office is investigating the Spanish rail network administrator, safety agency, and state auditors. The probes are related to a fatal train crash.
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business economy
business economy23 h ago
Guyana Adopts India's Instant Payment System
Guyana is turning to India for its instant payment system. This move comes as Brazil's Pix system operates nearby.
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geopolitics
geopolitics1 d ago
Venezuela deploys senior diplomat to Guyana ahead of ICJ ruling
Venezuela has sent its most senior diplomat to Guyana as the International Court of Justice approaches a decision on the Essequibo territory dispute. The deployment comes amid heightened tensions between the two nations.
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politics
politics1 d ago
King Charles brushes off President of Guyana's flattery with witty 2-word comeback
King Charles brushes off President of Guyana's flattery with witty 2-word comeback www.hellomagazine.com
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geopolitics
geopolitics1 d ago
Guyana welcomes U.S. sanctions over ship registry fraud
Guyana has expressed approval of United States sanctions targeting fraudulent ship registry practices. The sanctions are aimed at curbing illicit maritime activities.
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entertainment
entertainment1 d ago
King Charles responds to compliment during royal tour
King Charles delivered a comeback after being called a "handsome-looking young man" during the royal tour. The remark occurred during a public engagement.
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politics
politics1 d ago
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crime
crime1 d ago
MARAD praises U.S. Treasury sanctions against fraudulent network
The MARAD has commended the U.S. Treasury for imposing sanctions. These sanctions target a network that was fraudulently using Guyana's flag.
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Guyanacrime1 d ago
Indian couple sanctioned for fraudulent use of Guyana flag on vessels
A couple based in India was sanctioned by the US Government for fraudulently using the Guyana flag on vessels. Details developing.
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infrastructure
infrastructure1 d ago
Guyana and Suriname to substitute ferry vessel for Corentyne crossing
Guyana and Suriname have agreed to provide a substitute vessel for the Corentyne crossing. The original ferry, Canawaima, is entering drydock for maintenance.
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business economy
business economy1 d ago
IMF Projects 22.3% GDP Growth for Guyana
The International Monetary Fund projects a 22.3% GDP growth for Guyana. This forecast is attributed to new supply capacity unlocked by ExxonMobil's Uaru project.
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politics
politics1 d ago
India announces extension of $500 million line of credit for Guyana
India announces extension of $500 million line of credit for Guyana The Hindu
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