| Capitol News – TV News Videos – 30 July 2013 |
- APNU will not participate in Local Gov’t Elections until Local Gov’t Laws are amended
- Working People’s Alliance Party concerned about the estimated cost of the Amaila Hydro Project
- MP Cathy Hughes disturbed by Attorney General’s assertions about her
- Economic slowdown of the world’s economy in 2008 still being felt in the Caribbean Region
- Caribbean Youth Ambassadors hold Environment Awareness and Advocacy one-day workshop
- Limacol Caribbean Premier League T20 Tournament begins this evening
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| APNU will not participate in Local Gov’t Elections until Local Gov’t Laws are amendedPosted: 30 Jul 2013 05:34 PM PDT
Opposition Leader David Granger says what is of grave concern for the APNU is that under the present law ‘extreme powers’ are given to the Local Government Minister. The four Local Government Bills that have to be passed by the National Assembly are the Municipal and District Councils (Amendment) Bill, Local Government (Amendment) Bill 2012; […]
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The great betrayal: W. Rodney and R. Ramkarran – Freddie Kissoon
The great betrayal: W. Rodney and R. Ramkarran
During the days of the Forbes Burnham regime when the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) bore the brunt of Burnham’s anger, the consensus among academics and political observers was that there was a mindset inside the Burnham Government that felt Walter Rodney was extremely impertinent to attack an African-led Government, therefore more attention should be paid to undermining the WPA than the overtly Indian adversary, the PPP.
Political activists and analysts argued that Burnham was implacably opposed to Rodney, Clive Thomas, Eusi Kwayana, Andaiye, Bonita Bone, Dr. Omawale, Tacuma Ogunseye and David Hinds, among others in the WPA, because he felt that they were betraying their race in trying to weaken a government whose fulcrum rested upon the embrace of African Guyanese. Continue reading →
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