Guyana News

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Higher fuel price worries Suriname

(de Ware Tijd) PARAMARIBO – This week, the price of a liter unleaded fuel at Suritex gas stations (Staatsolie’s retail branch) soars 20 cents to a record SRD 5.37, while super unleaded fuel sells at SRD 5.43 a liter.

CGX says drilling to be completed end of April

CGX Energy Inc today announced that delays due to minor mechanical issues on the Ocean Saratoga semi-submersible rig and weather conditions have pushed back the time frame for the completion of drilling of the Eagle-1 well beyond the originally planned 60 days.

Jamaica moves to boost tomato production

(Jamaica Observer) Four new varieties of tomatoes are to be shortly introduced on the local market to help cut back on the approximately J$8-billion worth of tomato paste imported into the country each year.

Online next frontier for UWI

(Barbados Nation) As The University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus prepares to roll out its programmes online, principal Professor Sir Hilary Beckles has described the move as “the next frontier”.

Rubber bullet victims still awaiting justice

Victims of last December’s rubber bullets shooting by police say they are still waiting on justice, even as the official probe seems to be at a standstill while the officer who ordered ranks to fire on unarmed protestors was promoted.

Glen Washington performing

Reggae legends thrill at Easter Fest concert

While legendary reggae performers Beres Hammond and Glen Washington treated fans to a packed show at the National Stadium on Sunday, rapper Rick Ross, the headliner for the other half of Hits and Jams Entertainment’s Easter Fest, was a no-show yesterday.

The remains of the house

BV man loses house in fire

A fire of unknown origin on Sunday night destroyed a Beterverwagting, East Coast Demerara man’s home, leaving him with only the clothes on his back.

Budget not pro-working class – GPSU

The Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) says while Government made a step in the right direction by moving the tax threshold to $50,000 monthly or $600,000 a year as announced in the budget, it has failed to increase wages and lower income tax.

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