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REOPENING OF U G RESCHEDULED TO NOV 2nd, 2020

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The University of Guyana has announced that a decision has been
made to extend the reopening of the institution to accommodate processing of incoming examination results that have caused a backlog of 2600 applications…..Kendell Richmond reports

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