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UG’S NEW STUDENT SOCIETY AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FOR 2024/2025 INDUCTED

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The University of Guyana’s new Student Society and Executive Council for the 2024/2025 academic year was officially inducted on Monday. Antonio Dey was present and filed this report.

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