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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 21-08-2026

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Ambassador Rodrigues-Birkett urges more realistic approach to post-2030 SDGs No.1081883

–– says access to finance critical to meaningful progress, transformation

Under the Adopt-an-Orphanage Initiative, The Kunjaz Group recently concluded its annual free music programme for children from care homes across Georgetown. Over the course of two weeks, the programme offered children a meaningful opportunity to explore their creativity, develop new talents and express themselves through music, while contributing to their overall growth and development (Photo: First Lady Arya Ali/Facebook)

Avalon Gold eyes major employment, career prospects for Guyanese 03 PAGE

–– PEA outlines path for potential large-scale mining operation at Omai, significant investment, long-term employment, and sustained opportunities for Guyanese businesses

TAJ Emerald to offer 300 high-quality two-bedroom condominiums –– 30 public servants to get 5% downpayment, 4% interest rate as part of an appreciation package

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Aunty Betty of Culvert City, Lethem is now the proud recipient of a newly constructed home, delivered through the efforts of the PPP/C Region Nine Cluster. This remarkable before-and-after transformation represents another meaningful intervention that has brought improved living conditions and a better quality of life to Guyanese (People’s Progressive Party/Civic photo)

Opposition Leader stalling work of constitutional commissions –– Nandlall says, points to limited response to President Ali’s letters regarding appointments

GPL removes over 220 illegal electricity connections 19 during three-day operation PAGE

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