“Don’t let us go back to the dark days”

“Don’t let us go back to the dark days”

-President Granger urges Region One residents to reelect coalition …says PPP-controlled RDC stymied development in region By Alva Solomon PRESIDENT DAVID GRANGER, on Wednesday, urged thousands of supporters of the APNU+AFC coalition at Mabaruma to ensure the “dark days” under the previous administration are not repeated, as he urged them to go out and vote

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‘No decision to go back in private residences’

‘No decision to go back in private residences’

…GECOM chair says CEO will address PPP’s complaints of congestion …will explore other public places, alternative sites CHAIRMAN of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Justice Claudette Singh has made it clear that there was no decision made to return to private residences, but rather for the Chief Elections Officer, Keith Lowenfield to address complaints of

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Commonwealth Observer Mission arrives in Guyana

Commonwealth Observer Mission arrives in Guyana

The Commonwealth Observer Mission has arrived in Guyana ahead of next Monday’s elections and the group has indicated that it will observe and evaluate the electoral process independently and impartially.  This will be the 7th consecutive elections in Guyana to be observed by the Commonwealth. The 11 member group is being headed by former Barbadian…

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Williams edges out strong field to win Burnham Memorial Two-Stage Cycling Race

Williams edges out strong field to win Burnham Memorial Two-Stage Cycling Race

A FIRST-place position by former Caribbean Senior Road Racing champion, Marlon Williams, in Stage One was enough to give him an overall victory against a strong field yesterday in the Forbes Burnham Memorial Two-Stage Cycling Race. Forty-two of the country’s top cyclists competed from Linden to Georgetown yesterday morning, before 30 of them (those who

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PSC calls on Carter Center to clear the air on polling places, wants GECOM to reverse changes made to list

PSC calls on Carter Center to clear the air on polling places, wants GECOM to reverse changes made to list

The Private Sector Commission (PSC), headed by Gerry Gouveia, is calling on the Carter Center to make clear its position as to whether it made recommendations to the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) to reduce the use of private residences as polling places following the 2015 general and regional elections. The Opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP)…

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