“Our basis of lawmaking is not the Bible” – SASOD lashes back at Christian Ad

“Our basis of lawmaking is not the Bible” – SASOD lashes back at Christian Ad

Some members of the Christian Community have published full page advertisements in three of the local dailies calling for the maintenance of laws prohibiting buggery and indecency. But local gay rights group, SASOD (Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination) is questioning why such righteous people are promoting discrimination against a minority and vulnerable group. “With all…

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CCJ President encourages Manufacturers to seek remedies in the Courts to tackle regional trade issues

CCJ President encourages Manufacturers to seek remedies in the Courts to tackle regional trade issues

Guyanese Manufacturers are being encouraged to seek remedies within the Courts for any prejudice they experience under the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas when seeking to access regional markets. The advice came from the recently installed President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), Justice Adrian Saunders and it came minutes after President of the Guyana…

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Guyanese Ramdhani elected VP of Central America and Caribbean Badminton

Guyanese Ramdhani elected VP of Central America and Caribbean Badminton

President of the Guyana Badminton Association, Gokarn Ramdhani, was this week elected Second Vice-president of the Central America and Caribbean Badminton Confederation (CONCECABA). The election of office bearers for the new term was done during the Central America and Caribbean Games in Barranquilla, Colombia. The new term will last until 2022. Ramdhani, also the Guyana…

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Lindo Creek COI report recommends compensation for relatives as President vows to unmask “intellectual authors”

Lindo Creek COI report recommends compensation for relatives as President vows to unmask “intellectual authors”

President David Granger on today received the final report from the Lindo Creek Commission of Inquiry. The report, calls for several officials of the former People’s Progressive Party government to be questioned in a fresh probe into the 2008 massacre. While the Commission has recommended compensation for the family members of the eight miners who were killed,…

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