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Author Archives: Denis Chabrol

Guyana Interreligious Harmony Initiative fosters interfaith understanding and cooperation in East Berbice

The Guyana Interreligious Harmony Initiative (GIHI) on Monday said it successfully concluded a series of events designed to promote interfaith dialogue, understanding, and cooperation among religious leaders and youths in East Berbice. The initiative, implemented by the Guyana Center for Civic Engagement (GyCCE) in partnership with the Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha, and sponsored by the King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz International ...

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More training for polling agents if no digital biometrics – WPA

The Working People’s Alliance (WPA) on Monday said if the opposition fails to get digital biometric registration and verification of voters or a clean voters list for next year’s general and regional elections, the only option left is to train its polling agents. “The parties obviously will engage in more training of its agents and that’s the most they can ...

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Brava’s Business Solutions Bundles for SMBs

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Guyana are set to benefit from new offerings as Brava introduces its comprehensive Business Solutions Bundles effective Monday, Brava announced. The all-in-one bundles are designed to simplify IT management, reduce operational complexity, and allow business owners to focus on growth. Given that the goal is to help businesses streamline their operations, Brava has created ...

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Political party agents cannot block anyone from voting – GECOM to PNCR Leader

The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has reacted sharply to Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) Aubrey Norton’s position that his party’s polling agents would block foreigners from voting in next year’s general elections. “Elections are managed by the Guyana Elections Commission and political party agents will have no authority to determine who votes or not. Once, a person’s ...

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OPINION: Dr Randy Persaud replies to Nigel Hughes

By Dr Randy Persaud Last week I posed fifteen questions to AFC leader Nigel Hughes. Not unexpectedly, Mr. Hughes offered up a reply that must have shocked the conscience of the nation. Instead of clarity and truth, Mr. Hughes chose to offer glittering generalities and dodgy maneuvers, but no substance. He lost an opportunity hatched in good intent, to bring ...

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Linden woman allegedly raped, robbed

A woman on Monday alleged that she was raped for four minutes and robbed of GY$660,000 in valuables and cash by an armed bandit, who entered her Amelia’s Ward, Linden, residence through an unlocked door, the Guyana Police Force (GPF) said. The 42-year-old woman said the incident occurred at about 1:30 am. She told investigators that initially she told the ...

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OPINION: Guyana: What A Difference A Decade Makes!

By Greg Quinn Guyana in 2015 I first arrived in Guyana in February 2015 – the politics were fractious (what’s changed? some might ask), my predecessor had been called a pariah, and oil had yet to be discovered (and, it must be remembered, was not a sure thing (Shell had found the risks so great they left in 2014). I ...

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High Court asked to declare political parties perform State action by picking candidates for general elections

The Guyana High Court is next month expected to rule on whether political parties perform State action because they internally select candidates for elections in the country. “Because the State has outsourced the process of nominating candidates for elections solely to political parties, the process by which the PNC (People’s National Congress) and PPP (People’s Progressive Party) nominate and determine ...

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PNCR polling agents will block foreigners from voting – Norton

Leader of the main opposition People’s National Congress Reform, Aubrey Norton at the weekend hinted that foreigners would be blocked by party polling agents from voting in next year’s general elections. Addressing a PNCR public meeting at Calcutta, Mahaicony, Mr Norton said opposition polling agents would be on the lookout for foreigners who are clearly not connected to Guyana. “Let ...

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OPINION: Nigel Hughes—rising to the moment, then fading

By GHK Lall Many Guyanese believe that Mr. Nigel Hughes, prominent Attorney-at-Law, has a spark that can flare into something positive for this country. He could inspire jaded local voters, move them to think that he represents something different. I continue to think so, but have my conditions. Mr. Hughes cannot be run-of-the mill, the ‘same ole, same ole’, that ...

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