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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 19-08-2026

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Wednesday 19th August, 2026 PRICE

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No.1081881

Six regional hospitals delivering major gains in healthcare access 12 PAGE

President Ali maintains all assets have been declared –– points to need for credibility of US-indicted Azruddin Mohamed and his allegations to be questioned

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Education Minister says improved CXC results CoI to determine my 02 will be followed by long-term reforms 14 actions – President Ali PAGE

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–– Parag moves to strengthen secondary education with new task force

–– groundwork to begin in early September

–– says gov’t remains committed to providing long-term support to those affected

Guyana’s fifth FPSO to push oil output beyond 1M barrels per day PAGE

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— President Ali outlines rising national oil share

Attorney General warns unlawful protests can lead to arrest, charges Minister of Education, Sonia Parag (centre), flanked by the outstanding students that delivered exceptional performances in this year’s examinations (Elton John photo)

Agriculture Ministry moves to link farmers directly with hospitality sector 18 PAGE

Guyana explores maritime expansion, flag State recognition in talks with ABS and Hanwha Shipping 19 PAGE

–– says constitutional right to protest does not extend to disrupting meetings or infringing on the rights of others

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