By Adam Harris WHEN the national motto was coined it was a hope, a huge hope that has not been
By Adam Harris FOR the second time in a year, I have seen moves to jail people for doing their
By Lincoln Lewis THE Guyana Elections Commission’s (GECOM) Order 60 of 2020 dated 4th and 29th May embarked, as stated
FOR the first time in independent Guyana the elections have attracted so much global attention. There were contentious elections during
THIS past week has seen a variety of legal opinions. There was the ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice.
By Maxwell Edwards THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as our apex court, arrogated to, and gave itself jurisdiction in
By Bart S. Fisher THERE has been a lot of loose talk by the PPP/C about possible sanctions that might
…but PPP lawyers want court to break the law By Adam Harris ON Wednesday the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)
By Lincoln Lewis THE Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) was established in 2005 as the judicial branch of the Caribbean
By Alicia Nicholls INCUMBENT World Trade Organisation (WTO) Director-General (DG) Mr. Roberto Azevedo’s recent announcement of his resignation a full
