A victory for all Guyanese
Dear Editor, The victory of the APNU+AFC at the May 11 general and regional elections is a victory for all Guyanese.
News, photos, opinion and results from the Guyana General & Regional Elections be to held on May 11th, 2015.
Dear Editor, The victory of the APNU+AFC at the May 11 general and regional elections is a victory for all Guyanese.
Dear Editor, As a Commissioner of Gecom, who was referred to as “one who voted in favour of the said declaration and publication of the said results” in relation to which the Chronicle and Guyana Times carried articles on Sunday, May 24, 2015, which articles were sourced to a press release of Commissioners Mangar, Shaw and Gunraj, I find it necessary to respond, since the said news houses did not find it necessary or prudent to seek my comment on a matter that has more than one side or interpretation.
Dear Editor, On the eve of our May 11 general elections, the APNU+AFC coalition supporters called for change and they got it.
Dear Editor, Looking past the euphoria surrounding the validity of the elections results, there were many apprehensions about the time taken for the declaration – from May 11, five days.
Dear Editor, The fledgling state of any government transition is the best opportunity to attack emerging signs of autocracy, authoritarianism and anti-democracy because there is still time to change course.
Dear Editor, It’s been quite a first week for Guyana’s new Coalition government.
Dear Editor, I have read in the newspapers that Mr Granger has appointed his son-in-law Mr Dominic Gaskin of the AFC as Minister responsible for Business and Investment.
By Hollis France Hollis France teaches at the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina For many homeland and diasporic Guyanese the euphoric dynamic of the election of a representative government projects great rays of hope.
Monday, 11 May 2015, was a historic day for Guyana, as citizens across the length and breadth of Guyana came out in their numbers to cast their votes for the political parties of their choice.
As was said in the May 17th Sunday Stabroek editorial, it is high time for former President Ramotar and his associates to put country before party.
The new government is looking to hold long-awaited local government elections by the end of the year, Minister of Communities Ronald Bulkan says.
Although managing to increase votes in Region Four by over 18,000 at the May 11th general elections, the APNU+AFC coalition only saw marginal growth in other regions compared to the 2011 elections, when the main coalition forces campaigned separately.
The Georgetown Hub of the Global Shapers Community has offered congratulations to President David Granger and the APNU+AFC coalition on their victory at the May 11 General and Regional elections.
Dear Editor, Congratulations to those who have toiled day and night to see this change become a reality.
Normally new governments get a certain honeymoon period where early blunders are either overlooked or given an easy ride; however, the current administration may not be so fortunate.
Dear Editor, The new Finance Minister has already thrown caution to the wind in relation to all the promises made by APNU+AFC during the campaign.
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The Guyana Rastafari Council, on behalf of the Rastafari Community of Guyana, has extended congratulations to President David Granger and Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo on their campaign’s recent victory in the national elections.
Dear Editor, While the legitimacy of the election is being debated in public and will be addressed by the court, I wish to focus on the incoming list of parliamentarians as well as the list of regional councillors and chairs.
Nine more ministers of the APNU/AFC Administration were sworn in today at the Office of the President (to be renamed Ministry of the Presidency) by President David Arthur Granger, GINA reported.
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