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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 06-03-2025

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Thursday 6th March, 2025 PRICE

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No.107734

Committee formed to ensure swift return to classes for displaced 03 students –– Government pledges support for displaced Mae’s learners

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–– GIA steps in to accommodate 350, counselling services and alternative solutions underway

Mae’s School in Subryanville was tragically destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. Preliminary reports indicate that the fire started just before 08:00hrs and by the time an alarm was raised, the fire was already spreading swiftly (Delano Williams photos)

Swift action by staff, Over 12,000 persons equipped Vice-President Jagdeo PPP/C government has been the most parents ensures with skills to operate conferred with prestigious responsive in safety of students in modern workforce 02 Sustainable Development history – Mustapha PAGE

–– after Mae’s goes up in flames

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–– after undergoing various technical, vocational training, President Ali says

Leadership Award 08 PAGE

–– delivers on promises, strengthens agricultural sector

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maintains peace must always PM Gonsalves says Venezuelan vessel interacted ––come first; aware of his role with FPSOs ‘undoubtedly’ under Guyana’s jurisdiction under the Argyle Declaration 04 PAGE


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