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Judge raps Cathy Hughes in “lowlife” trial

…says claimant must have understand risk of life under scrutiny in bringing defamation case ALLIANCE For Change senior member, Catherine Hughes, cannot escape the examination of her public life and that must have been one of the risks she accepted when bringing the defamation case over the now well-known “low life” comment. This was the […]

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Election Fraud Case to Restart Under New Magistrate

By Nakasia LoganNovember 1, 2024 After months of delays, the high-profile election fraud case linked to the 2020 general and regional elections will restart under the leadership of Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty. The case was reassigned due to the prolonged absence of Magistrate Leron Daly, which hindered progress. A case management hearing has been […]

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PPP’s Youth Arm Sees Surge in Membership, Highlighting Party’s Growing Appeal

By Saskia WarrickOctober 30, 2024 The Progressive Youth Organization (PYO), the youth arm of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), continues to experience a significant surge in membership, signaling the party’s growing influence among young people in Guyana. At a recent forum in Leonora, over 5,000 youths attended and registered to become members, reflecting the increasing […]

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Elections Fraud Case to Be Heard on November 1: Decision on Retrying Case Pending

By Josiah WilliamsOctober 30, 2024 The Elections fraud case, which involves multiple individuals linked to electoral malpractice during the 2020 General and Regional Elections, will be heard on Friday, November 1. This sitting is crucial as it will determine whether the entire case will need to be retried due to the illness of Magistrate Leron […]

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Jagdeo Responds to Allegations in the State vs. Brutus Case

October 25, 2024 General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) and Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, has vowed to defend his government against any allegations that may arise in the ongoing legal case involving Assistant Commissioner Calvin Brutus. Brutus appeared in court on Thursday to face 30 charges, including misconduct in public office, larceny […]

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PPP/C Confident in Re-Election Bid, Says Minister Edghill

October 24, 2024 The ruling People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) is expressing strong confidence in its ability to secure another term in office during the upcoming 2025 general elections. Public Works Minister Juan Edghill has attributed this optimism to the government’s consistent delivery on its manifesto promises, which he believes resonates with both its traditional supporters […]

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Democracy and Rule of Law Key to Guyana’s Economic Transformation

October 18, 2024 President Dr. Irfaan Ali reaffirmed that democracy and the rule of law are fundamental to Guyana’s ongoing economic transformation. Speaking during an interview on The Swift Hour, the President detailed his administration’s approach to sustainable development, a diversified economy, and inclusive growth that promotes regional prosperity. While the oil and gas sector […]

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Region 7 RDC Faces Scrutiny Over Government Quarters Occupancy and Rent Issues

October 14, 2024 The Regional Democratic Council (RDC) of Region 7 – Cuyuni-Mazaruni was questioned today by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) regarding the occupancy of government quarters and outstanding rent payments. The inquiry stems from the Auditor General’s 2019 report, which highlighted issues surrounding breaches of regulations related to the occupancy of government housing. […]

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President Ali Defends Guyana’s Oil Production Amid Climate Change Concerns

By Josiah Williams | September 25, 2024 President Dr. Irfaan Ali has clarified that Guyana’s oil production is essential for funding the nation’s development while simultaneously supporting climate change mitigation efforts. This statement was made during an interview with the New York Climate Forward at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The President […]

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Public Works Minister Rejects Opposition Claims About Government Complex

Public Works Minister Juan Edghill has firmly dismissed allegations made by Opposition MP Anette Ferguson concerning the use of funds for the $15.8 billion Government Office Complex. In a recent media statement, Ferguson accused the government of diverting funds intended for the office complex to construct the Sheraton Four Point Hotel. Minister Edghill refuted these […]

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