Doctors hopeful Aden can continue brain tumour treatment in Guyana

Doctors hopeful Aden can continue brain tumour treatment in Guyana

By Cassandra Khan DIAGNOSED with a rare brain tumour, six-year-old Aden Persaud of Blairmont, Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice), is nearing treatment completion in the United States of America. According to an official post on the Saving Hands Emergency Aid (SHEA) organisation’s Facebook page, doctors are hopeful that once the first phase is completed, little Aden will…

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NAMILCO lands “Made in Guyana” Certification

NAMILCO lands “Made in Guyana” Certification

The National Milling Company of Guyana (NAMILCO) is the latest company to be granted certification to use the Made in Guyana Certification Mark on its ‘Thunderbolt’ and ‘Maid Marian Self-Rising’ flour.  Acting Executive Director of the GNBS Ramrattie Karan said the standards body is pleased to support NAMILCO coming on board the standards mark programme.…

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Spin-off benefits from local content could amount to US$700M annually, VP says

Spin-off benefits from local content could amount to US$700M annually, VP says

WITH the recent implementation of Guyana’s local content legislation, the country can possibly benefit from US$700 Million annually as part of the spin-off benefits. This is according to Vice-President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo who made these remarks during a press conference on Wednesday, where he said that many foreign companies are trying to bypass the local…

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Security firms, firearm holders must lodge weapons with police when overseas – Pres. Ali

Security firms, firearm holders must lodge weapons with police when overseas – Pres. Ali

By Kurt Campbell Kurt@newsroom.gy Days after police recovered several high-powered weapons at Blackwater Backdam, Region Seven, it was revealed on Wednesday that those weapons were possibly stolen from a Bartica businessman who claimed to have been the victim of break and enter and larceny while he was seeking medical attention in the United Kingdom (UK)…

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