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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 18-04-2024

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THURSDAY 18th April, 2024

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No.107416

APNU-controlled City Council lacks capacity to manage city’s infrastructure –– President Ali says after section of Stabroek Market collapses due to years of neglect

–– injured persons get prompt medical attention; Benn says site, section of facility still an accident waiting to happen

–– Central Gov’t forced to step in to clear collapsed site, chart a way forward

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A full-scale clearing operation is underway after the western section of the Stabroek Market’s roof collapsed early Wednesday morning, resulting in minor injuries to four vendors and one fisherman (Delano Williams photos)

Walrond, Hamilton expose Preparations ongoing to APNU+AFC ‘short-sighted’ economic ensure smooth integration policy resulted in hardships for Guyanese Hughes’ inaccuracies –– Vice-President Jagdeo says; points to the restoration of of ‘power ship’ into GPL grid incentives, at Geneva forum improvement of the quality of life under PPP/C Gov’t SEE PAGE

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–– through company’s energy infrastructure at Everton, Nandlall says

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–– affirms intention to be very rigid in the battle against ‘rumours’ and false narratives

–– point to his deliberate distortion of facts to peddle untruths about the gov’t

IMF projects 33.9 per cent economic growth for Guyana this year 09

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