President never called opposition terrorists, no apology necessary &#8211; Dr. Luncheon

CEO of Digicel (Guyana), Gregory Dean.In the wake of concerns by several African Guyanese organisations about a horse race meet ...

Gov’t again refuses to proceed with local gov’t bills

Consideration of the local government bills was once again postponed when the government declined to proceed with its business at ...

Govt says Amaila is good deal; ruling party pickets opposition

Opposition Leader, David Granger looks on at supporters of the governing Peoples Progressive Party's youth arm- Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO)- ...

US project seeks to break gridlock, build consensus

The United States (US) is injecting US$1.5 million into a project aimed at breaking gridlock between Guyana’s opposition-controlled House and ...

Speaker ditches govt’s attempt to postpone National Assembly sitting

Opposition Leader, David Granger flanked by APNU Vice Chairman, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine and Opposition Chief Whip, Amna Ally at Wednesday ...

President convenes National Stakeholders Forum to discuss threatened Amaila Project

President Donald Ramotar addressing the Parliament in February 2012President Donald Ramotar is scheduled to meet civil society stakeholders on Thursday ...

Gov’t postpones Thursday’s sitting of the Nat’l Assembly, APNU to challenge

Thursday’s sitting of the National Assembly has been cancelled says the Parliament Office. This was disclosed in a one line ...

Amaila Falls hydro project too expensive, Guyana to get lower stake- analysts.

On the eve of a consultation by President Donald Ramotar on the controversial Amaila Falls Hydropower Project (AFHP), two financial ...

President never called opposition terrorists, no apology necessary – Dr. Luncheon