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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 08-02-2026

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8th February, 2026

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See Inside No.108068

Banks heading to Puruni as gov’t targets financial inclusion for miners

‘This PPP/C gov’t has earned your love, respect, support’ - President Ali tells Linden residents; implores them to embrace the partnership that will drive continued development

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Bishop Patrick Findlay laid to rest SEE PAGE

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Mourners gathered at the Promenade Gardens on Saturday for the Homegoing Service of Bishop Patrick Findlay, as Guyana bids farewell to a clergyman and public servant remembered for integrity, humility and lifelong service to church and state. [Office of the President photos]

‘The Pablo Escobar cautionary tale’ SEE PAGE

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- Finance Minister warns against politics being used to shield alleged criminal conduct

Stands were filled as residents gathered in Linden on Saturday to witness the official commissioning of the Bayroc National Stadium, with opening-day activities featuring an athletics championship, a football match, and a concert marking the launch of the new national sporting facility.

IDB poverty data cited by opposition reflects APNU era SEE PAGE

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— Ashni Singh

Parag rejects GTU claims, says no breach of confidentiality during budget debate SEE PAGE

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