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Venezuela border controversy: $800M allocated for legal fees, int’l PR campaign – Guyana Times Home Top Stories Venezuela border controversy: $800M allocated for legal fees, int’l PR campaign …$9.4B Foreign Affairs Budget approved Of the $9.4 billion allocated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, $800 million has been designated for legal expenses, other fees, and the international public relations campaign related to the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy.The $9.4 Billion was approved by the Committee of Supply in the National Assembly on Monday, after Foreign Affairs Minister, Hugh Todd would have fielded questions from the parliamentary opposition.Opposition Member of Parliament Dr Karen Cummings, a former Foreign Affairs Minister in the APNU/AFC administration, queried the foreign policy development programme, where there is an increase in the budgetary allocation from $733.1 Million in 2024 to $804.8 Million in 2025. As the Minister explained it, this increase...

-President Ali tells Suriname, touts collaboration in energy and agriculture   GUYANA’S neighbour, Suriname does not have to stand alone in its development, as, according to President Dr. Irfaan Ali, partnerships and collaboration between the two countries could result in sustainable progress for the region. With Suriname also establishing itself as a global leader in environmental services like Guyana, President Ali, during a virtual address to the International Business Conference, shared Guyana’s experience as an oil producing nation, and gave advice on how to achieve a resilient economy. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Suriname’s prospects are bright. President Ali agreed with the organisation’s conclusion that the Dutch-speaking nation “stands at the threshold of a transformative era”. With a buoyant future ahead, President Ali stated: “This will set in train a wave of economic activities that will spawn the expansion of businesses and the generation of jobs, improvements in...

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La question du choix de nationalité sportive d’Étienne Eto’o suscite une vague d’émotions et de débats sur les réseaux sociaux. Le jeune prodige, fils de la légende camerounaise Samuel Eto’o, se retrouve face à une décision déterminante : représenter le Cameroun, son pays d’origine, ou se tourner vers l’Espagne ou la Côte d’Ivoire, des options également envisageables pour lui. Ce triple choix est un véritable dilemme, non seulement pour le joueur lui-même, mais aussi pour le staff technique camerounais et les supporters des Lions Indomptables. Doté de qualités techniques exceptionnelles, Étienne Eto’o s’est déjà fait remarquer par ses performances impressionnantes dans les catégories de jeunes. Son toucher de balle précis, ses passes millimétrées et son intelligence de jeu témoignent d’un talent hors norme. Ceux qui ont suivi ses débuts avec les sélections de jeunes camerounais se souviennent de son aisance et de son impact sur le terrain. Son avenir footballistique...

Tobago Corey Connelly 19 Minutes Ago Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and Scotiabank vice president, Retail and Business Marketing, Richard Edoo, turn the sod at Blue Waters Inn, Speyside, on February 4, for the launch of a project in east Tobago. Habitat for Humanity national director Jennifer Massiah, third from right, looks on alongside other officials. – Photo courtesy THA SCOTIABANK has partnered with Habitat for Humanity and the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on a ground-breaking initiative aimed at protecting the environment and building secure and sustainable livelihoods in the villages of Louis D’Or and Charlotteville. Speaking at the launch of ScotiaRISE TT – Resilience, Innovation, Social Cohesion and Enterprise in vulnerable communities, at the Blue Waters Inn, Speyside, on February 4, Richard Edoo, the bank’s vice-president, Retail and Business Banking, revealed that approximately TT$4.7 million has been pumped into the two-year initiative. “This is the largest community investment we...