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Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali is turning up the volume on community harmony with a bold new “model villages” initiative — and it starts with noise. To tackle the top complaint from residents — disruptive music and chatter from bars and nightclubs — the government is offering interest-free, collateral-free loans up to $3 million through the newly launched Guyana Development Bank. The goal? Soundproofing businesses so neighbors can coexist peacefully. But this isn’t just about quiet nights — it’s part of a bigger vision: better roads, drainage, green spaces, and safety features like streetlights and cameras. The bank, designed to empower young entrepreneurs and women, is a cornerstone of the government’s plan to turn local potential into thriving, livable communities.

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