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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 14-08-2026

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Government to address flooding, boost farming, advance key community works in Nabaclis 03 No.1081876

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–– residents express satisfaction with President Ali’s intervention

President Dr Irfaan Ali continued his “Community Ride Initiative” in Georgetown on Wednesday when he interacted with scores of residents in Alexander Village and its environs. During the riding sessions in First to Fifth Streets, Alexander Village, Riverview Ruimveldt and Yarrow Dam (Company Path), the President made numerous stops where he listened to the concerns of residents and delivered tangible solutions. He also highlighted developmental plans for the various locations and had light conversations with Guyanese of all ages on their growth and development and that of the nation. Minister of Housing Collin Croal, and several senior officials accompanied President Ali (Photo: President Irfaan Ali/Facebook)

The newest coconut plantation in the Pomeroon spans more than 400 acres and is intercropped with plantain. More importantly, it is being developed as a model farm, incorporating agricultural practices designed to adapt to changing climate conditions, improve efficiency and reduce labour costs by more than 40 per cent (Photo: President Irfaan Ali/Facebook)

MV Barima CoI advances preparations Riverview fisherfolk to benefit from 12 improved facilities – Minister Mustapha for public hearings – Shadick 20 –– NDIA to design wharf; young people to benefit from agricultural opportunities PAGE

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Fire Chief points to severe defects Over 1,600 house lots allocated of HQ built by Mohamed’s Enterprise –– says repairs underway to fix flaws; GFS more equipped today than ever before

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in Wismar Phase One

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