CARICOM again at odds with OAS Secretary General
The 15-member Caribbean Community (CARICOM) grouping said it remains “deeply concerned” by the actions and statements of the Secretary-General of
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Politics
Dual citizen gov’t ministers unlikely to be removed – Attorney General
Guyana’s Attorney General Basil Williams on Wednesday suggested that the four government ministers, who are dual citizens, would not be
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PPP denies house-to-house registration voted on at GECOM meeting
In the wake of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) saying that the seven-member commission by majority agreed to go ahead
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GECOM votes in favour of house-to-house registration
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on Tuesday voted by majority to go ahead with house-to-house registration and to ask government
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PNP alarmed at increased violence against women
People’s National Party’s (PNP) Shadow Minister of Gender Affairs, Sports and Information, Natalie Neita, says she is alarmed at what
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US states sue over emergency declaration
A coalition of 16 US states led by California is suing President Donald Trump’s administration over his decision to declare
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Probe parliamentarians’ citizenship declarations
Political commentator, Attorney-at-Law Christopher Ram on Monday complained to Police Commissioner, Leslie James about the possible violation of Guyana’s constitution
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Cuba eyes Qatar, Algeria for oil with Venezuela in crisis
With top ally Venezuela in crisis, Cuba is moving to cover its oil needs elsewhere, seeking possible alternative supplies in
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Bahamas temporarily halts deportations to Haiti
The Bahamas government says it has temporarily ceased all deportations to Haiti as a result of the political unrest in
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25 Canadian students flees Haiti
A group of 25 school students from Quebec and three chaperones were able to leave Haiti on Sunday, where they
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