…say British High Commission observersOBSERVERS from the British High Commission have confirmed that there was heavy voter turnout and peaceful polling at each  of the 30-odd polling stations they

Voting was generally nice and easy in GT THE relative peace and calm that dominated voting in yesterday’s general and regional elections was deemed by voters in the capital

– exercise generally without incident OUTSIDE of a few minor hiccups at some polling stations in East Berbice/Corentyne, the day was generally peaceful yesterday as Berbicians turn out in

-maintains ‘sorry’ won’t cut it, that it’s a matter for the police ACTS OF violence at locations in Georgetown have been denounced by Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission

-but miffed some AFC scrutineers disenfranchised GUYANESE came out in their thousands early yesterday morning to exercise their democratic right and cast their ballots for the 2011 General and

– says voting is highest civic responsibility a citizen could exercise– urges supporters to stay calm MOMENTS after casting his own ballot at the Enterprise Primary School, D’Urban Backlands,

-Jagdeo amenable to the ideaPEOPLES’ Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) presidential candidate, Mr. Donald Ramotar, sees Guyana as playing a key role in forging closer ties between the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

– maintains polling agents not entitled to privileges being asked for THE opposition A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) has joined the Alliance For Change in voicing its concerns

PEOPLE’S Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Presidential Candidate, Donald Ramotar, cast his vote yesterday amid some tension caused by a misunderstanding at the polling station. When he arrived at the Plaisance

PEOPLE’S Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Executive Member and spokesman, Robert Persaud, said yesterday – at a mid-afternoon news briefing – that though the party was thus far satisfied with how