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Employers must give workers time off to vote on September 1 – GECOM 07 PAGE
President Ali announces slew of development plans for Soesdyke-Linden Highway corridor PAGES
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–– State-of-the-art hospital, 24/7 electricity, community infrastructure overhaul among plans –– urges residents to vote for a brighter future for their children
President Ali walks into a celebratory atmosphere at Kuru Kururu where he held a community meeting ahead of the September 1 Regional and General Elections. During his address to residents and supporters, he unveiled an impressive list of development plans for communities along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway, including the construction of a state-of-the-art hospital, hotels, and resorts and clean tap water (Delano Williams photo)
A brand new Brickdam Secondary School will be welcoming students when the new school year begins in September. The school is located at the corners of Brickdam and Camp Street, a few buildings from where it once stood. On Thursday, Education Minister Priya Manickchand visited the school to see first-hand the final touches that were being made. In this Ministry of Education photo, Minister Manickchand is seen touring the Home Economics Department as it was being readied for the students’ arrival
PPP/C’s list of Gov’t welcomes U.S legislation PPP/C’s 19 Former GTU candidates to bolster security ties with campaign launch President jailed dynamic, diverse Guyana, deter Venezuelan ‘biggest’ ever for 19 years –– Dr. Jagdeo says; points out that no gov’t role was promised to anyone 15 aggression 17 – Dr. Jagdeo says for child rape 24 PAGE
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