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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 15-03-2026.

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15th March, 2026

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Wales commercial zone advancing as $4.9B infrastructure works progress

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Drone view of the Wales Commercial Zone on the West Bank of Demerara, where $4.9 billion in infrastructural works are advancing across more than 400 acres to create a truck park and dedicated auto zone to support expanding commercial activity within the Wales Housing Development. [Central Housing & Planning Authority photo]

President Dr Irfaan Ali engages fisherfolk at the Leonora Outfall, on Saturday morning, listening to concerns within the sector and reaffirming the Government’s commitment to work with stakeholders to strengthen the fishing industry and support the livelihoods of those who depend on it. [ Office of the President]

Labour Minister ‘Difference between rhetoric urges job seekers to use gov’t job bank and reality’

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— Dr Singh pushes back on opposition narrative during BBC World Questions

—says thousands of vacancies registered over past five years

Beneficiaries move closer to homeownership as housing drive expands SEE PAGE

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—more than 3,000 Guyanese expected to receive Agreements of Sale and Titles in coming months

Students to access driver theory curriculum through digital school platform

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