Category: Guyana Chronicle

Guyana’s elections must be free from outside interference –Global human rights activist

-says Guyanese should come together for unity INTERNATIONALLY-renowned human and civil rights activist Dr. Joseph Beasley on Sunday called on all external forces to allow Guyana’s electoral process to be completed by the people of this country. He also beckoned all Guyanese to come together to ensure that their actions during this time do not […]

GMSA pleads for appropriate action to defuse tension

THE Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA), as an important affiliate of the private sector, feels compelled to lend its voice directly to the major political stakeholders, in seeking a sensible and reasonable resolution to the current unsatisfactory situation and urge that action be taken to ensure the achievement of credible results to our recently […]

GECOM to defend position on Region 4 votes

SENIOR Counsel Neil Boston said Sunday that come Tuesday, he will defend the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM)’s position that the declaration of the votes for Region Four in the General and Regional Elections is valid. Though disappointed in the High Court’s decision that it has jurisdiction to hear an application challenging the procedure through which […]

Court to hear elections matters

…Chief Justice rules in jurisdiction case on Region Four votes…injunction blocking declarations remains CHIEF Justice, Roxane George-Wiltshire, ruled that the High Court has jurisdiction to determine whether the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo, followed the correct procedure before declaring the total number of votes for District Four in the General and Regional […]

Complete the electoral process before you try to establish intent

Dear editor,I DO wonder if I can have the attention of your readership. Sorry that should be full, undivided attention. You see, I have been grappling with this very exhaustingly perplexing situation which demanded a tad more cerebral grey matter to resolve. To optimally communicate my conundrum, I endeavoured on a period of meditative reflection […]

‘Citizens must act responsibly’

…say religious leaders as they call for peace and unity FOLLOWING the recent events of violence and hate spewed across the country, several religious leaders are calling for their fellow Guyanese to keep the peace and unity during this critical period, as the country awaits the March 2 elections results. On Friday, several riots broke […]