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Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo performs duties of President
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo is seen with Minister of State Joseph Harmon and acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Carl Singh, after being sworn in as acting President on Sunday (Samuel Maughn photo)
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo is seen with Minister of State Joseph Harmon and acting Chancellor of the Judiciary, Carl Singh, after being sworn in as acting President on Sunday (Samuel Maughn photo)
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo, at his Main Street, Georgetown residence on Sunday, took the oath to perform the duties of President in absence of President David Granger, who has left the jurisdiction to attend the United Nations’ 71st General Assembly in New York, USA (Samuel Maughn photo)
Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo, at his Main Street, Georgetown residence on Sunday, took the oath to perform the duties of President in absence of President David Granger, who has left the jurisdiction to attend the United Nations’ 71st General Assembly in New York, USA (Samuel Maughn photo)
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