Guyanese Online Mar 28, 2019 
Housing issues dominated the concerns of hundreds of citizens, who swarmed the square of the revolution yesterday at the opening of Government’s first public day.
The massive outreach is being conducted at the Square of the Revolution saw more than 22 Government ministries and departments present to assist the public.
Guyanese turned out in their numbers to meet with the various ministers and agency heads to seek resolutions to their concerns. Continue reading
March 18 – Local Government Elections
Friday, 20 November 2015 13:59 – by Denis Scott Chabrol – Demerara Waves
Min. Ronald Bulkan
Minister of Communities Ronald Bulkan has revealed that the APNU+AFC administration has named a date for local government elections.
Bulkan at a press conference on Friday November 20th stated that LGE would be held on March 18, 2016.
Combined opposition restates support for no-confidence motion
Wednesday, 01 October 2014 – Written by Demerara Waves
In the wake of efforts by the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) to drive a wedge between the two opposition parties over which elections they each prefer, the combined opposition on Wednesday re-affirmed their unwavering commitment to passing the vote of no confidence against the government at the earliest sitting of the National Assembly.
“The parties, which hold a majority of seats in the National Assembly since the 2011 elections, emphasized that the holding of local government elections or the setting of a date for such elections, would not deflect from or affect passage of the vote of no confidence,” said the Alliance For Change (AFC) in a statement. Continue reading
GUYANA: Politics: Oil Fund: Opposition to ramp up protests against new NRF law
… threatens court action against ‘wholesale thievery of oil money’
Scenes from the protest outside Arthur Chung Convention Center yesterday as Opposition MPs join in
December 30, 2021- Kaieteur News – Scores of Guyanese on Wednesday picketed in front of the Arthur Chung Conference Centre (ACCC)—where a sitting of the National Assembly was being held to protest their opposition to the Peoples Progressive Party Civic (PPP/C) Government’s rush to pass a new Natural Resources Bill, which many have since condemned as a move to legalise wholesale thievery of Guyana’s oil revenues.
The Bill aimed at replacing the NRF Act in place already in order to give sweeping powers and control over the oil fund and its use by the sitting President. Continue reading →
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