PPP to seek sanctions against Govt.’s GECOM Commissioners
The People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) will be seeking sanctions against Commissioners of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) who represent the Government’s interest. The...
Guyana gets int’l praise for successful hosting of CRIC 1
Minister of State, Mr. Joseph Harmon, last evening said Guyana has come in for high commendation from the international community for a job well...
Govt. must end Russian Bauxite Company’s ruthlessness – GTUC President
President of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), Ms Coretta McDonald, is calling on the Government of Guyana to stop sitting on its hands...
PPP Statement in response to GECOM’s vote
The APNU+AFC Coalition Government-nominated Commissioners at the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) and the unilaterally appointed GECOM Chairman, James Patterson, today demonstrated their illogical willingness...
‘Ministerial Plenary’ represents a naked disrespect for Constitution-FITUG
The hosting of a Ministerial Plenary which has all the powers of Cabinet can only be interpreted as a naked disrespect for the country’s...
Ram writes Top Cop asking for probe on dual citizen MPs
Attorney-at-Law, Christopher Ram wrote the Commissioner of Police, Leslie James today, calling on him to launch an investigation into seven Members of Parliament, who...
Customs and Trade Single Window System Bill gets green light from “Ministerial Plenary”
The Ministerial Plenary which is functioning as an extended form of Cabinet has given its stamp of approval for the Customs and Trade Single...
Natural Resource Fund Bill gets Granger’s assent
President, David Granger on January 23, last, signed into law, the Natural Resource Fund Bill which was passed by the National Assembly in early...
All decisions from Ministerial Plenary illegal, non-binding — Jagdeo
Guyana’s Constitution does not provide for a Ministerial Plenary; therefore, any decision it takes is not binding and can be deemed illegal, said Opposition...
Cabinet out, “Ministerial Plenary” in, says Govt.
While Government has said that it will no longer hold Cabinet meetings to respect the High Court's ruling that Cabinet ceases to exist upon...
