FORMER President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo visited the Golden Fleece beach Easter Monday and interacted with hundreds of persons flying their kites and picnicking there. Residents and children were excited

LAST Saturday, eager spectators gathered at the Bounty Outlet on Water Street, Georgetown to witness the second drawing of the Southland International Moussy Malt’s ‘Colour Your Life’ promotion. They

THE first general elections under universal suffrage in the then British Guiana came in 1953, and resulted in a victory for the People’s Progressive Party (PPP). Founder and leader

AS the massive People’s Progressive Party / Civic (PPP/C) crowd returned from City Hall to Freedom House on Robb Street, President Donald Ramotar declared: “My comrades, we just handed

DESPITE the huge crowds supporting the two main political parties during yesterday’s Nomination Day march, for the May 11th General and Regional Elections, the Guyana Police Force was able

YESTERDAY was Nomination Day, which means that the big race has officially kick-started between the various political parties jostling for power in Guyana.  Amid fanfare and frenzied support from

THE proverbial bell has been sounded for the homestretch leading up to the May 11 General and Regional Elections; and out of the 11 parties that initially expressed interest

URGING Guyanese to stand by him and the People’s Progressive Party/ Civic (PPP/C), incumbent President Mr. Donald Ramotar presented yesterday, at City Hall, what he describes as “The winning

NOT daunted by the great fanfare staged by the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) and the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC), the leaders of several

A Partnership for National Unity and Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) supporters yesterday braved the light showers which swept across Georgetown and, in their green and yellow attire, turned out