Guyana Chronicle E-Paper 12-02-2024

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MONDAY 12th February, 2024

PRICE $100 VAT INCLUSIVE

No. 107352

‘We got your back…we are committed to you’ SEE PAGE

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- President Ali assures teachers amid ‘politically motivated’ GTU-led strike - says they will be ‘prime beneficiaries’ of Guyana’s development by year-end

The Office of First Lady Arya Ali in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, recently hosted ‘The Continuum: Connecting Cultures to Creative Industry’-- a networking forum for local creatives featuring international designer Kwaku Bedaiko, founder and CEO of Chocolate by Kwaku Bediako. Local creatives with a diverse range of skills and expertise, such as fashion designers, make-up artists, hair stylists, musicians, poets, photographers, writers, bloggers and even those working in policy, were able to participate. Kwaku was also exposed to aspects of our local arts and culture, which included our cuisine. Handcrafted items and fabulous clothing designs were on display (Office of the First Lady photos)

Health Ministry UWI on board to be $48M improved water-supply looking to expand ‘education partner’ system cancer screening, at new hospital commissioned care this year SEE PAGE

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- comprehensive programme for prostate 9 cancer to be rolled out - introduction of brachytherapy being touted; mammogram machines to be installed at Linden, West Demerara and NA hospitals

in Berbice

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- President Ali announces, says discussions ongoing for nursing degree programme

in Kamana, Region Eight

Labour Ministry,Police probing death of Venezuelan worker at Vreed-en-Hoop Shorebase

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