Category: Guyana Chronicle

Arsonists destroy PNC activist-owned butcher shop at Bush Lot Village, WCB

By Clifford Stanley ARSONISTS caused a roadside butcher shop at Bush Lot Village, West Coast Berbice, in Region Five, (Mahaica/Berbice) to go up in flames on Friday night last. The butcher shop was owned by People’s National Congress member, Latchmin Azeez, and the arsonists are suspected to be activists of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic. Mrs […]

An open letter to Mr Wesley Kirton.

Dear Mr Wesley Kirton, I AM deeply saddened that you would choose to drive fear into the minds of your fellow Guyanese people. You wrote so much about U.S. sanctions, you also posted a video that is not that of the State Department according to your statement, you were advised of what is about to […]

‘Stop attacking GECOM’

…President hopeful of solution to elections challenges…says GECOM, judiciary must be allowed to function without interference PRESIDENT David Granger, in addressing the current electoral impasse, said should the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) and the Judiciary be allowed to execute their functions without inference, a solution to current challenges facing the country would be forthcoming. It […]

Injunction against recount remains

…small parties, PPP added to case challenging the interim order BHARRAT Jagdeo, leader of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) List of Candidates, and three other political parties, will now have the opportunity to submit arguments in response to the Fixed Date Application (FDA) filed by Ulita Grace Moore, which, in effect, seeks to bar the […]

For democracy to stand, GECOM cannot lose battle for truth

Dear Editor,FOR democracy to stand, GECOM cannot lose the battle for truth. Following media coverage on GECOM throughout the election cycle, but more particularly at this period of post-voting controversy, the public, domestic, regional and international, will benefit greatly from information emanating directly from the Commission. This is given that GECOM has the constitutional mandate of […]