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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 26-11-2025

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WEDNESDAY 26th November, 2025

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No. 107997

Work advances on Budget 2026 - fiscal plan to reflect manifesto commitments, outcomes of consultations, Dr. Singh says

Prime Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips, on Tuesday, attended the Extraordinary Sitting of the National Assembly of the Republic of Suriname, held as part of the official programme marking the country’s 50th Independence Anniversary. Following the parliamentary proceedings, Prime Minister Phillips joined the President of Suriname, Jennifer Geerlings-Simons at Onafhankelijkheidsplein to witness the ceremonial Military Parade, which showcased the nation’s armed forces and symbols of national pride. The Prime Minister was accompanied by his wife, Mrs Mignon Bowen-Phillips, at the events (Office of the Prime Minister)

Gov’t has been careful to build resilient macroeconomic framework 3 SEE PAGE

- to withstand global price fluctuations, Finance Minister

Labour Ministry probes workplace concerns at Aurora Gold Mines after videos surface SEE PAGE

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The Dharmic Rama Krishna School joined the Ministry of Human Services & Social Security in launching the national 16 Days of Activism. The students created their own inspiring orange corner, featuring a support resource station, an orange photo booth of strength, and a wall of brave voices, each filled with messages of hope and empowerment (Ministry of Human Services and Social Security)

China ready to offer technical expertise in cultivation of dragon fruit, bamboo SEE PAGE

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- other vegetables, fruits

Over 30,000 requests made for Soesdyke-Linden Highway lands as demand surges

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