May 2010 - Page 28 of 124 - Guyana Chronicle

Essequibo should be looking to rebound against Berbice today

May 25, 2010

GCB/Castrol Under-15 …HOSTS Essequibo should be looking to rebound from their dismal performance in their first two matches of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)-organised, Castrol-sponsored Inter-county Under-15 limited overs

Third Beepat Scorpions basketball tourney set for tomorrow

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May 25, 2010

THE third annual Beepat Scorpions Basketball Club’s Inter-Organisation tournament will be staged tomorrow, Wednesday, May 26 (Independence Day) at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall and according to Vijay Panday,

FULFILLING THE PROMISE

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May 24, 2010

The founders of Independent Guyana made a solemn promise that they will deliver us from poverty and lead us not into political division. That’s right. The message carried a

CARIBBEAN PERSPECTIVES

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May 24, 2010

An in-depth focus on Caribbean issuesExpanding Trade Facilitation Assistance from CanadaOnce the current Canada-CARICOM Trade and Development Agreement is concluded, Caribbean exporters, tourism and investment agencies should move expeditiously

Minister Sukhai underscores importance of community development to Wiruni residents

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May 24, 2010

Government, , practicing participative democracy, Saturday visited several communities in Region Ten to inform residents of the Administration’s policies and programmes for further development of the country and their

Plantation life was dehumanising, demoralising and degrading -Tota Mangar

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May 24, 2010

PLANTATION life was described as ‘Dehumanising, Demoralising and Degrading’ by Deputy Vice-Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Mr. Tota Mangar, at the third lecture hosted by the Global Organisation

President urges entrepreneurs to ‘think big’

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May 24, 2010

…at King’s Jewellery airport branch opening“We need to think big to transform the country”, said President Bharrat Jagdeo as he attended the opening ceremony of a spanking new King’s

Anna Catherina businessman shot dead

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May 24, 2010

Thirty-six-year-old Terry Bacchus, of Anna Catherina on the West Coast of Demerara, was shot dead just outside his place of business, Double Discount, on Water Street, Saturday night, at

Minister Rohee commissions new fire station at Rose Hall

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May 24, 2010

– project a good example of public, private partnershipResidents of Rose Hall Town, Region 6 now have recourse to a better fire-fighting service with the commissioning of a new

Minister Webster tells Hururu residents Gov’t will continue to better their lives

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May 24, 2010

– during Cabinet outreach in Region TenTo ensure that Government’s policy of accountability, good governance and political developments are met, Minister within the Ministry of Finance, Jennifer Webster, Saturday

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