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Jagdeo not opposed to biometrics at polling stations, electronic voting- Jagdeo
Opposition Leader, Bharrat Jagdeo casting his ballot at St. John's College, Waterloo Street, Georgetown. (file picture) Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo...
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Jagdeo concerned that civil society, opposition using international conventions to target government
Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo in handshake with OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro. Looking on are Foreign Minister Hugh Todd, Guyana's...
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PPP still supports campaign financing law but wary about disclosure of donors
The incumbent People's Progressive Party (PPPC) maintains its support for election campaign financing legislation but feared that full disclosure of...
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Mahdia fire: Govt will discuss compensation with families
President Irfaan Ali on Thursday said government would hold separate talks with families of the 19 children who were burnt...
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Politicians must reach consensus on voters list – EU Election Observer Mission
Guyana's political parties first have to decide on the method of cleaning the voters list before deciding on the use...
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Mahdia fire: Firefighters received call late but helped rescue many students
Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn on Wednesday said fighting the fire at the dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School was...
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Rights of the Child on standby to assess, prevent repeat of Mahdia fire
Guyana's constitutional body, Rights of the Child Commission (RCC), on Wednesday indicated that it was on standby to participate in...
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Guyana should adopt international conventions on corruption- EU Electoral Observation Mission
Chief of the EU Election Observer follow-up mission Javier Nart flanked by Anne Marlborough, Legal expert for the EU Election...
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Teenager allegedly ignited deadly Mahdia fire with insecticide after phone confiscated
Police on Tuesday said a schoolgirl allegedly set fire to the female dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School on Sunday...
Read moreDetailsInternational help to deal with fallout from deadly Mahdia fire
President Irfaan Ali on Tuesday announced that Cuba, the Caribbean and the United States (US) have offered to assist Guyana...
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