Diplomatic Corps
Next Guyana gov’t “will have to rule for the benefit of every Guyanese” -Britain
The British High Commission, Main Street, Georgetown. Britain says the next Guyana government emerging from the March 2, 2020 general...
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Canada helping its citizens leave Guyana
High Commissioner of Canada to Guyana, Lilian Chatterjee. Canada on Saturday continued to fly out its citizens back to Toronto,...
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United Nations calls on Guyana gov’t to impose more stringent measures to fight Coronavirus
The United Nations (UN) on Friday called on Guyana to urgently limit people's movement to only essential errands to help...
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U.S. State Dept summons Guyana’s Ambassador over election results
Ambassador Riyad Insanally The United States Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemispheric Affairs, Michael Kozak on Thursday summoned Guyana's...
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Carter Centre election observer mission leaves Guyana after criticising APNU+AFC, PPP supporters
The United States-headquartered Carter Centre's election observation mission on Friday left Guyana, saying the electoral process has so far ground...
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APNU coalition partner, Justice For All Party, calls for national recount
Leader of the Justice for All Party, Chandra Narine Sharma speaking with President David Granger. The Leader and General Secretary...
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Police cordon off embassies in Guyana
Police barriers outside the British High Commission, Main Street, Georgetown. Police on Wednesday cordoned off the American, British and Canadian...
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Commonwealth, OAS welcome general elections vote recount
The Commonwealth and the Organisation of American States (OAS) have welcomed the decision by President David Granger to ask Caricom...
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GECOM declares APNU+AFC winner of Region Four from questionable process
Region Four Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo declaring results before he was whisked away under heavy police protection. The Guyana Elections...
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OAS election observer mission pulls out of Guyana, saying results unlikely to gain public confidence
Top members of the Organisation of American States election observation mission. The Organisation of American States (OAS) election observer mission...
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