Market woes…

Market woes…

‘Greens’ prices down, but vendors flock the roadside By Cassandra Khan FOR a while, there have been complaints from citizens about the increasing costs for vegetables at the markets, but market prices for ‘greens’ appear to be returning to more affordable costs. The Guyana Chronicle visited the Bourda Market and spoke with vendors who confirmed…

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Children survive Linden highway accident after mother loses control of speeding car

Children survive Linden highway accident after mother loses control of speeding car

Thirty-five-year-old Natoya Narine, a mother of two, died on Sunday in an accident on the Linden/Soesdyke Highway but two children, including her 10-year-old daughter, and her fiancé survived. In an official statement on the accident Monday, Police Headquarters said Narine, a former model, was the driver of the vehicle that was also transporting 45-year-old Andy…

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New T&T companies set eyes on Guyana market

New T&T companies set eyes on Guyana market

Several new companies from Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) are eyeing the Guyana market according to President of Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturing Association (TTMA) Tricia Coosal. Guyana and T&T share long-standing relations, allowing numerous companies to establish a presence here over the years. But now, more companies are interested in the Guyana market. “Now we are…

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Timely boost

Timely boost

— say parents, as distribution of $100,000 cash grant for children living with disabilities commences THE Ministry of Human Services and Social Security, on Monday, officially commenced distribution of the $100,000 cash grant for children living with disabilities in Region Four, at the Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Centre, on Carmichael Street, Georgetown. Over 5,000 children are…

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