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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 18-03-2025

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Tuesday 18th March, 2025 PRICE

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VAT INCLUSIVE

No.107746

Border controversy…

‘We are not going to be bullied’ –– President Ali says; emphasises PAGE Maduro, Venezuela’s clear 03 violation of Argyle Declaration

Work is advancing rapidly at Onderneeming Solar Farm on the Essequibo Coast. When completed, this solar farm will supply 5MW of renewable energy with battery power to residents in Region Two This initiative is part of the Guyana Utility-Scale Solar Photovoltaic (GUYSOL) funded by the Guyana/Norway partnership, which aims to diversify Guyana’s energy mix (GPL)

AFC ‘helter-skelter’ GOAL discontinues Rasul dismissed bomb threat seeking salvation partnership between as APNU+AFC tactic to remove with anyone 05 ISDC, Staffordshire Electoral fraud trial…

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further exposes desperation for relevance University election observers, opposition ––by ‘running after’ US-sanctioned Mohameds –– says there were prior attempts by coalition agents to clear building by disrupting election process

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–– despite being ‘in charge’ when transgressions are alleged to have occurred, Craig says

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–– other reputable universities being engaged for affected students to continue their studies

Highway connecting Wales, Bartica, Timehri on the horizon – President Ali PAGE

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