CHAIRMAN of the Guyana Elections Commission, Justice (Ret’d) Claudette Singh, and several of her commissioners have expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the joint services voting on Friday. Justice

…say process was smooth, no hiccups THE atmosphere at polling stations in G Division (Essequibo Coast-Essequibo Islands) was one of calmness with no reports of any hiccups as members

…President pleased with Joint Services voting …Irfaan complains that PPP agent ‘missed’ flight into Mazaruni COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF of the Armed Forces, President David Granger, expressed deep satisfaction with the conduct

…Chief-of-staff, Top Cop hail process as smooth UNDER the close watch of international, regional and local observers, members of the Disciplined Services across the country cast their ballots on

…as joint service functionaries cast their ballots EARLY voting in this year’s general and regional elections by members of the disciplined services was conducted without hiccups in the Upper

HUNDREDS of military personnel on the East Coast and East Bank of Demerara voted early in the morning in a smooth and rapid process on Friday. Members of the

IN Region 5 (Mahaica/Berbice), members of the disciplined services voted at two locations, namely the Mahaicony Police Station for officers and ranks stationed there and the Fort Wellington Police

MEMBERS of the Guyana Police Force and the Guyana Defence Force stationed on the Corentyne Coast, before 06:00hrs made a line and awaited their turn to cast their ballot at

MINISTER of Public Health, Volda Lawrence, has called on trainees of the newly-launched Community Health Worker (CHW) programmer, to make a difference with the toolbox of knowledge that they

AS Guyana prepares to celebrate its 50th Anniversary of attaining the status as a Republican nation, the Republic Arch that was built and commissioned on February 21, 1970 to