Skip to main content

Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 14-03-2026.

Page 1

Saturday 14th March, 2026 PRICE

$100 VAT INCLUSIVE

Gov’t exploring additional investments –– as regional food hub takes shape 03 with Blumberg Grain No.108102

PAGE

PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali interacts with vendors and patrons during a visit to the Leonora Market on the West Coast of Demerara on Friday. The market, which has undergone modernisation under his administration, has moved vendors off the public roadway into a safer, more organised environment and continues to receive upgrades aimed at making it a model-market facility nationwide. [Office of the President photos]

$100,000 cash grant Prosecutor flags AI-fuelled abuse Home Affairs launches a new frontier of direct deposit to boost Mohameds’ breaches violence against 03 online portal for of bail conditions 08 women, girls 11 financial inclusion 02 PAGE

PAGE

PAGE

–– Finance Minister says initiative supports digital economy and financial-literacy agenda

—cites defence’s irrelevant questions as causing “substantial delays” in extradition proceedings

—Magistrate sternly warns Mohamed’s family member for posting courtroom information

PAGE

–– Minister Persaud warns at UN, calls for unified approach

tint-waiver application

Father, infant killed in Orangestein crash; wife hospitalised 07 PAGE


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 14-03-2026. by Guyana Chronicle - Issuu