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PARLIAMENT APPROVES ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR GUYANA LANDS AND SURVEY COMMISSION AND OTHER MINISTRIES

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An additional $265,025,850 was approved for the Guyana Lands and Survey Commission by the National Assembly on Thursday as part of the government’s request for a grant of $26B supplementary funding to execute its budgetary programs for 2021. Wendell Badrie has the details

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