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President Irfaan Ali (second from left) listening to the issues raised by residents of Agricola. (Office of the President photo)
President Irfaan Ali (second from left) listening to the issues raised by residents of Agricola. (Office of the President photo)

President promises to address issues raised by Agricola residents

President Irfaan Ali on Sunday morning visited the community of Agricola and heard complaints of contaminated water flowing through pipelines, clogged drains and canals, deplorable roads and not enough streetlights.

Sherwyn Greaves (right) at the site yesterday (CHPA photo)
Sherwyn Greaves (right) at the site yesterday (CHPA photo)

CHPA CEO inspects Amelia’s Ward housing scheme

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CHPA),  Sherwyn Greaves yesterday conducted a site visit at the agency’s developing housing scheme in Amelia’s Ward – Phase 4, Linden where infrastructure works are ongoing.

Vanda Radzik

Vote abstention did not impact Guyana’s EITI suspension

President Irfaan Ali’s rebuke of two members of the Guyana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GYEITI) for their role in this country’s suspension from the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) came from a place of misinformation, as among a number of reasons, their abstaining from voting could not impact the decision, board members Vanda Radzik and Mike McCormack have said .

Govt committed to supporting Amerindian communities – Ali

Responding to public calls from the opposition for a higher percentage of revenue from the carbon credits deal to go towards Amerindian communities, President Irfaan Ali yesterday said that his government has consistently provided support to the livelihoods of indigenous people.

An indigenous ribbon being cut by Resident Representative of the French Embassy in Guyana Pierre Gate and APA Executive Director Jean La Rose to commission the solar dryer compartment

Kwebanna gets $5.5 million solar dryer room

In order to further aid in their production of cassava flour, the Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) through a $15 million fund which was gifted them by the French government have procured a solar dryer room for the community of Kwebanna, located in the Moruca sub-district of Barima-Waini, Region One.

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