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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 17-06-2026

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‘Our investments must bring returns’ –– President Ali affirms necessary changes 03 will be made at GUYSUCO management PAGE

–– Says Gov’t ready to deploy technical expertise

$177M Yarrowkabra Primary School 13 expansion boosts access to quality education PAGE

President Dr. Irfaan Ali lays a wreath at the Enmore Martyrs’ Monument on Monday as Guyana commemorates the 78th Death Anniversary of the Enmore Martyrs, honouring the sacrifice of Rambarran, Pooran, Lallabagee, Surajballi and Harry, whose murder in 1948 became a defining moment in Guyana’s labour movement and the struggle for workers’ rights (Delano Williams Photo)

––– Minister Parag says oil revenues are being invested in schools, children, and Guyana’s future

PPGPL, GuyGas top bidders for Gas-to-Energy NGL plant operations —Cabinet gives no-objection for negotiations as government advances plans for Phase One facility, local workforce development

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PM calls for shift from disaster response to disaster readiness —Warns that shrinking decision windows demand greater investment in preparedness, regional cooperation

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Education Minister Sonia Parag joins pupils and regional officials in cutting the ribbon to officially commission the new $177 million wing at Yarrowkabra Primary School on Tuesday. The facility, which includes eight classrooms and a Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND) room, will accommodate approximately 200 additional children and ease overcrowding at the rapidly growing school

Guyana reinforces commitment Guyana to host Caribbean to stronger maritime standards media leaders for 57th CBU —Safety, security and sustainable shipping among 23 assembly, media awards 09 key focus areas at 31st CMOU meeting PAGE

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