APNU+AFC Georgetown supporters tell regional community that CCJ has no jurisdiction on current elections case By Lisa Hamilton APNU+AFC protesters, from various parts of the country, took to the streets on Monday morning, ahead of the Caribbean Court of Justice’s (CCJ’s) decision, expected on Wednesday, to make clear their position that the Court bas no […]
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GHK Lall quit the self-righteous rhetoric
Dear Editor,GHK Lall is as impertinent, as he has been, and is, generally agnostic. GHK Lall is as illogical, as he is patronising and condescending. And he, is (unwittingly, or otherwise) as much a condoning accessory after the fact to FRAUD, as those who actually perpetrated, or inspired it on March 2, 2020. He is […]
Freddie’s anger at Kwayana is that he has not allowed himself to become a “good negro”
Dear EditorI HAVE long decided that I would not enter into a media brawl with Freddie Kissoon and I am not about do so now. It is not my style. I have never used my media privilege to assassinate people’s character. I disagree with people’s politics and their opinions without abusing them as persons. Freddie […]
David Hinds warns against judicial coup
…says any seizure of jurisdiction by CCJ would be dangerous ANY decision by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to hear an appeal to the decision of the Court of Appeal, which was made under Article 177 (4) of the Constitution, would be tantamount to an attempted coup, Political Scientist, Dr. David Hinds said on […]
Consequences of Jagdeo’s politics still being felt
Dear Editor DURING the 23-year reign of terror of the PPP/C, Bharrat Jagdeo was the Minister of Finance for about six years, President for 12 years, and de facto President for for years. During that time, the state was criminalised, corruption was rampant, money laundering was the norm, narco trafficking was permitted, extra-judicial killings were frequent, many […]
Any outcome that disregards Guyana’s sovereignty could severely impact CARICOM
– PM Nagamootoo says “GUYANA’s sovereignty is on trial” was how Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo commented on the hearings before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) of an appeal from a decision of the Guyana Court of Appeal. In his weekend column, My Turn, the Prime Minister described, as spurious, the petition by the political […]
Shame on the PPP and Mercury Public Affairs!
– for the mudslinging of fabricated propaganda Dear Editor, CAN someone explain why is Mercury Public Relations LLC disseminating unofficial election results to various members of the American government? Isn’t this a form of electoral misconduct on behalf of the PPP? This is the link: https://s3.amazonaws.com/fara2.opensecrets.org/6170-Informational-Materials-20200307-311.pdf Open Secrets have released documents which disclose that Mercury […]
President Granger has been vindicated
The Guyana Court of Appeal on Sunday banded down its ruling in the cast brought by Ulita Moore regarding the decision to invite CARICOM to participate in a recount of the ballots cast at the March 2, 2020 elections. Understandably, the parties involved have all spun the ruling to suit their political agendas. However, in […]
One month on | ‘Mother of all elections’ still to be declared
IT is over one month since Guyanese took to the polls on March 2, to cast their ballots in the 2020 General and Regional Elections. However, the country has not yet had its overall elections results declared and no new administration has been sworn in. The elections were set into motion by the passage of […]
Lowenfield to craft plan for national recount
…modalities worked out GUYANA’s Chief Elections Officer (CEO) Keith Lowenfield has been given less than 48 hours to draft an operational plan that will guide the execution of a National Recount of all the votes cast at the March 2 General and Regional Elections. That plan will be the subject of major discussion when the […]