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March 30, 2021
…. Guyana moves apace with vaccination rollout ON March 11, 2020, Guyana recorded its first case of COVID-19, and, unfortunately, ‘Patient Zero’, Ratna Baboolall, succumbed and became Guyana’s first
Archive for the Day: March 30, 2021
March 30, 2021
— Mayor says, talks up development in the town for post-COVID business LETHEM is the capital town and main commercial hub in Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo) that attracted
March 30, 2021
–through amendment of old laws WITH the new oil and gas sector taking shape and more foreign companies registering interest in doing business in Guyana, there has been talk
March 30, 2021
WOMEN, in recent years, have been making significant strides in the business world, founding innovative companies, introducing revolutionary ideas and building a path to workforce equity. In Guyana, one
March 30, 2021
FOR as long as I can remember, the quality of Guyanese music has been a much-debated topic. When artistes were struggling to have their pieces played on the radio,
March 30, 2021
–34 local exporters matched with overseas businesses THE Guyana Office for Investment (Go-Invest) has facilitated 55 potential investments worth $276.6 billion within three months, paving the way for the
March 30, 2021
–as authorities push ahead with creation of ‘world-class’ energy mix –plans afoot to form energy corridor with Brazil and Suriname DRIVEN by an energy mix of solar, wind, hydro
March 30, 2021
DESPITE the COVID-19 pandemic and a half-year elections debacle, Guyana’s economy still managed to grow by 43.5 per cent, albeit lower than previously expected. More strikingly, the non-oil economy
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March 30, 2021
–awaiting additional resources to commence drilling GUYANA’S waters is now home to six drill ships, with the recent arrival of Noble Corporation’s Sam Croft, which will be servicing the
March 30, 2021
– 31,000 Guyanese already vaccinated THE first batch of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine for COVID-19 through the COVAX facility, comprising a quantity of 24,000 doses, were received, on Monday morning, at
