Firearms Act should be allowed to function before any changes made – Felix
By Kurt Campbell
– In a counter proposal to Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee’s call for a review of local gun laws, Opposition Member...
Govt. to begin process for return of AML/CFT Bill to National Assembly
By Kurt Campbell
- Attorney General Anil Nandlall in his first public encounter with the media since his return from Freeport, Bahamas where Guyana...
Support base, overseas funding for AFC, PNC ‘at an all-time low’ – Dr. Ramsaroop
- Recent polling has shown that the support base of both the Peoples National Congress (PNC) and the Alliance for Change (AFC) are...
Enough of ‘Opposition Obstruction’ – Political Activist
- Chairman of Vision Guyana Dr. Peter Ramsaroop is questioning the Opposition’s relevance in addressing issues of national importance.
Dr. Ramsaroop - a Political...
APNU warns Government of threat to economic development by neighboring Venezuela
By Kurt Campbell
– Opposition Leader David Granger has issued a stern warning to the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/) Administration against what he says...
5% wage increase worthless – Granger
By Kurt Campbell
– The main opposition party – A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) – has come out in rejection of the promised...
National Assembly passes motion to establish Veteran Commission despite Gov’t non-support
By Kurt Campbell
– The National Assembly by a majority opposition vote, passed a motion piloted by Opposition Leader David Granger to establish a...
10,000 acres of land to be identified within two weeks for T&T farmers
– Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago are moving forward with its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which will see 10,000 acres of land being...
“I am angry, I am furious with the irresponsibility of Parliament” – PSC Member...
By Kurt Campbell
– “I am angry, I am furious… as a country we did this to ourselves, our parliament did this to us…...
Gov’t and its Chief Whip should be blamed for Guyana being blacklisted – APNU...
By Kurt Campbell
–The Opposition will not accept any blame for Guyana being blacklisted by the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) for failing...
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See statements from the Guyana Police Force on the death of Meshach Pierre:
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Blockchain technology for Govt agencies to prevent records tampering – Jagdeo
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Blockchain technology is an advanced...
E-ID cards for issuance this year; persons 14+ can apply; Govt expects swift uptake
The Guyana Government anticipates a large and swift uptake of the electronic identification cards once they becomes available for issuance.
This is according to Vice...