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Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 31-01-2023

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TUESDAY 31st January, 2023

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House clears $5.3B to 03 boost flood relief efforts No.106980

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–– as PM Phillips says Guyana expects lengthy ‘El Niño’ rainy season

Works are progressing rapidly on the three, 3000-tonne silos and one 80-tonne-per-hour drying tower at Tacama Landing, along the Berbice River. When completed, this facility will support large-scale cultivation of corn and soya, an initiative that promises to be a game-changer for Guyana (Office of the President photo)

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More community projects, training through President’s ‘Men on Mission’ this year 04 PAGE

Crucial work to continue as House clears $13.8B for constitutional agencies 03

Black Panther star keen …GECOM gets $5.2B for Local Gov’t Elections on supporting Guyana’s $150 million approved for 07 forest-preservation 09 constitutional reform plans efforts, young creatives PAGE

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