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Mayor Narine donates supplies to boost entrepreneurship

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January 30, 2023
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Mayor (3rd from right) and residents of Georgetown

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From Kwakwani to the University of Guyana: Canisha Primo’s Journey of Determination and Growth

A Life Cut Short in Violent Robbery

His Worship Pt Ubraj Narine, of the Georgetown Mayor and City Council Saturday delivered a quantity of chicken and feed to entrepreneurs in Sophia as part of his initiative to provide support to citizens in Georgetown.

Mayor Narine indicated that the Council continues to support its citizens despite its limited resources.

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