THE Carter Center has recommended that prisoners in Guyana, particularly those who are on remand, be allowed to vote at national elections. In its

By Zena Henry AFTER being out of operation for more than two decades, the Guyana Public Service Appellate Tribunal was restored when a three-member

EIGHT months after the death of former Ombudsman,Justice Winston Moore, retired Judge Winston Patterson was on Wednesday sworn in as Ombudsman by President David

CHIEF Justice Roxanne George-Wiltshire and Chairman of the Public Service Commission (PSC) Patrick Yarde were on Wednesday sworn in as ex-officio members of the

By Zena Henry PRESIDENT David Granger has dismissed claims he has his eyes set on a particular person for the post of chairman of

Justice Winston Patterson has been appointed the new Ombudsman and will be sworn-in shortly, well- placed sources have told the Guyana Chronicle. Patterson will

-Ram knocks Nandlall’s ‘hypocrisy’ CHARTERED Accountant Christopher Ram has pinned the blame for the two mega judgments against Guyana by foreign beverage companies on

…despite govt’s assurances SUGAR workers joined by housewives, business persons, students and pensioners took part in a spirited march from the vicinity of Rose

PRESIDENT David Granger will today swear in new judges of the High Court and also the long-awaited Public Service Appellate Tribunal, according to an

The election of the APNU+AFC coalition government to office in May 2015 marked the beginning of a “new democracy”, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo has