SPECIAL REPORT: Swearing in of President David Granger By Capitol TV News – Guyana
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The Carter Center said the mission would continue to observe the elections slated for May 11, 2015. Continue reading
SPECIAL REPORT: Swearing in of President David Granger By Capitol TV News – Guyana
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By Staff Editor On May 13, 2015 @ 7:41 pm In Local News
Business community jittery; ABC diplomats urge normalcy
Top Western diplomats in Guyana say let businesses continue as several owners in Georgetown opted to keep their doors closed Tuesday owing to the unrest in Sophia last night. Last evening several…
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Private sector calls on political parties, police to take anti-violence measures
In the wake of the fiery violence that erupted Monday night in Sophia that left several vehicles burnt, the Private Sector Commission (PSC) on Tuesday called on political parties to rein in their…
Tuesday 12 May 2015 – 7.00PM – Stabroek News
TOTAL Voters registered = 570,787
TOTAL polling stations = 2,299 Continue reading
Stabroek News: 11 May 2015
Stabroek News will this evening be publishing the results of Statements of Poll posted up outside of polling stations as they become available. Members of the public are reminded that these figures are not indicative of a trend but merely reflect the results from individual stations.
We are now posting official GECOM results on this page:
http://www.stabroeknews.com/guyana-elections-results-2015/
Sunday, 10 May 2015 12:10 – Written by Denis Scott Chabrol – Demerara Waves
Photo: U.S. President Jimmy Carter and The Carter Center election observation delegation co-leaders — Dame Billie Miller of Barbados and Dame Audrey Glover of the United Kingdom with Guyana presidential candidate David Granger. (Carter Center photo)
The Carter Center said the mission would continue to observe the elections slated for May 11, 2015. Continue reading
Opposition coalition promises to set up Special Fund for natural resources
Sunday, 10 May 2015 01:01 – Written by Denis Scott Chabrol – Demerara Waves
Just days after authorities announced that Exxon-Mobil, an American oil giant has found hydrocarbons offshore Guyana but was yet to determine if it was in commercial quantities, the leader of the opposition coalition, David Granger announced that if he wins next Monday’s General Elections government would stash away some of the earnings from the natural resources sector for future generations.
“I am talking about putting the profits coming out of gold and diamonds, coming out of timber and coming out of petroleum and any other mineral discovered in this country but the profits will go into a Sovereign Wealth Fund to benefit future generations,” Granger told a mammoth gathering at a rally held at the Square of the Revolution by A Partnership for National Unity+ Alliance For Change (APNU+ AFC). Continue reading
Facing its toughest electoral battle in 23 years, Guyana’s People’s Progressive Party Civic (PPPC) Sunday night accused the opposition of plotting to create confusion and steal next week’s general and regional elections.
Addressing thousands of persons at a rally at Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice, President Donald Ramotar urged vigilance against the stuffing of ballot boxes near the end of polling day and collusion between the opposition and Presiding Officers to prevent ballots from being stamped. “Some of the Presiding Officers do no stamp the ballots and when they come to count the votes, they reject them as spoilt ballots,” he said. He stressed that the ballots must be stamped in two places and voters must ensure that the Presiding Officers do so. Continue reading
INGRATITUDE WORST THAN OBEAH …. Joey Jagan Speaks Out
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INGRATITUDE WORST THAN OBEAH …. Joey Jagan Speaks Out
By Waltie Ainsworth
Click link: Joey Jagan endorses APNU-AFC to read the Joey Jagan article:
Joey Jagan endorses APNU+AFC; says Jagdeo is the ‘coolie bully of politics’; welcomes ex-military in politics
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Former President Bharrat Jagdeo has issued a fatwah claiming there will be no debates between and among the candidates for elections. He claims that he cannot multitask: suck cane and whistle. His focus seems to be reclaiming support for his party which from all accounts is fraying at the seams. “boat gone a falls can’t turn back.”
GAWU, the sugar workers union in Guyana, last Friday heckled President Donald Ramotar and called him names that imply that the party is over. Big business men like Ramkarran, Yesu Persaud have also put the PPP on notice that their support will go elsewhere forcing Jagdeo to…
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