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Parents of two girls who survived a dorm fire that killed 20 in Guyana sue the government – Winnipeg Free Press

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Parents of two girls who survived a dorm fire that killed 20 in Guyana sue the government | iNFOnews

Parents of two girls who survived a dorm fire that killed 20 in Guyana sue the government | iNFOnews
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A probe into a Guyana dormitory fire that killed 20 children finds a series of failures – Winnipeg Free Press

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For the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, there is no backing down. That was made clear to all and sundry in St Vincent and the Grenadines today, after the first few hours of bilateral talks between the country’s president Dr Irfaan Ali; president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, and CARICOM leaders here. Three hours into the talks, Guyana’s Department of Public Information sent out a statement reiterating the position of its leader …

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Good Time To Invest In Fast-Growing Guyana, Says British High Commissioner

With the major transformation taking place, Guyana is seen as a place of bountiful opportunities for both local and foreign investors. At least that is the view from the UK perspective according to British High Commissioner, Jane Miller, as she spoke about the business relationship between Guyana and the United Kingdom (UK).

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