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APNU+AFC Congratulates University of Guyana 2022 Graduates

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December 14, 2022
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The A Partnership for National Unity and Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) Tuesday, at its press conference, extended congratulations to the 2022 Graduates of the University of Guyana.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF GUYANA GRADUATES

This opportunity is taken to congratulate all those who would have completed their studies at the University of Guyana and would have graduated. We wish you the best and hope that you will remain available to the people of Guyana for the development of Guyana. It is in this context that we wish to urge the government of Guyana to increase the wages and salaries of all public servants to not only ensure a stay in Guyana but that they can cope with the high cost of living.

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