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November 27, 2011
PRESIDENT JAGDEO BIDS FAREWELLFAREWELL ADDRESSFellow Guyanese, For twelve years, I have had the honour to serve as your President, and I wanted to take the opportunity today to thank
Archive for the Day: November 27, 2011
November 27, 2011
— PPP/C can win up to 60% of votes, APNU and AFC trailingWITH just a day remaining before voting, the latest opinion tracking poll (as of Friday last) being
November 27, 2011
‘Las-lap’ rallies galvanize electorate
November 27, 2011
Analysis by Rickey SinghSHARPLY CONTRASTING national moods prevail this weekend in our Caribbean region, but nowhere more pronounced in this and at least three other CARICOM states — Guyana,
November 27, 2011
A PERSON does not have to be a People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) member or supporter to surmise that the PPP/C will sweep the polls at the imminent 2011 national
November 27, 2011
CRACKS are appearing in the coalition, and are coming to the fore even two days before the election. Just observe A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), which really is
November 27, 2011
-and to let democracy, freedom prevailEXPRESSING his heartfelt gratitude for massive support throughout the campaign, People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) presidential candidate Donald Ramotar told thousands of supporters last evening
November 27, 2011
-Calls on supporters to ‘embrace’ changeLAST evening saw men, women and children decked in green and yellow, placards raised high above their heads, pledging allegiance, and reaffirming their loyalty
November 27, 2011
-says conditions for tomorrow’s polls satisfactoryPEOPLE’S Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C) presidential candidate Donald Ramotar predicts that, in a free and fair process, the PPP/C will win the elections with
November 27, 2011
OPPOSITION coalition, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) is confident of victory at the polls tomorrow, buoyed no doubt by the strong showing it was able to attract to
