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Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! A popular Berbice businessman and philanthropist, Mr. Navin Hansraj, of New Amsterdam, Berbice, is counting his losses after Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! According to information received from the government’s Department of Public Information, President of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! About 5 years after the discovery of hydrocarbons off Guyana’s shores, the 20th of December, 2019 marks a Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 19th of December 2019. Concerned residents of Albouystown in the capital Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! As moves are being made under the current government to secure contracts for the sale of Guyana‘s impending Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! As Christmas is right around the corner, and the season of cheerfulness is in the air, we’d light Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! Our correspondent in Georgetown, Jenny Alfonso, reports. First published: 14th of December 2019. After spending some time in Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 15th of December 2019 by Patrick Carpen. What’s interesting is that Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! This article was first published on the 9th of December, 2019 by Patrick Carpen. While the Ministry of Continue Reading →
Be sure to like our Facebook Page: Guyana, South America for more! The Logos Hope, a Germany-based evangelical missionary ship, is also called the world’s largest floating book fair. But Continue Reading →