Fire destroys three-storey property at Bartica
Fire this morning gutted a three-storey property at 6th Avenue Bartica. The Guyana Fire Service (GFS) today said that the property is owned by Ryan Mahadeo and Emily Mahadeo.
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Fire destroys three-storey property at Bartica
Justice Cummings taking early retirement
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Guyana to deliver full in-country oil and gas training for first time
-as 28 trainees enroll at GTTCI Berbice Campus Twenty-eight trainees were earlier this month enrolled in an18-month accredited Advanced Diploma in Oil and Gas programme at the Guyana Technical Training College Inc.
Guyana to deliver full in-country oil and gas training for first time
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Law association pushes back against Trinidad PM
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