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GOVERNMENT ALLOCATES $108.7B IN 2025 TO UPGRADE SECURITY SECTOR

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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$108.7 Billion Security Allocation Guyana:

The government has announced a substantial $108.7 billion allocation in the 2025 National Budget to strengthen Guyana’s security sector further. This funding aims to enhance law enforcement capabilities, border protection, and public safety.

Tiana Cole has more on this significant investment.

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