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Number of COVID-19 cases rises to 250 - Stabroek News
Guyana has now recorded 14 deaths as a result of COVID-19 even as the number of positive cases rose to 250.   The article Number of COVID-19 cases rises to 250 appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Time for Mr Granger to bring an end to Guyana’s long national nightmare
Derrick Cummings in his letter in SN of June 29th titled, `Creating conditions for peaceful acceptance of election outcome’, is speculating that perhaps elders “behind the scenes [are engaging] in active shuttle diplomacy” to bring an end to Guyana’s four-month-old election
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RalphJohnson Bunche, American political scientist, renowned scholar, award winner,and diplomat, was one of the most prominent African Americans of his era.  Bunche was born on August 7, 1903 or 1904(there is some disagreement about the year of his birth) in Detroit, Michigan. His father Fred was
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Kenya: Norwegian Brothers to Battle 'Team Timothy Cheruiyot' in Virtual Race
Nairobi — World 1500m champion Timothy Cheruiyot will team up with Commonwealth Champion Elijah Manangoi and 800m runner Edwin Meli to compete against the Norwegian Ingebrigtsen brothers in a virtual race set for June 11, competing over 2,000m in an event christened 'Maurie Plant Memorial
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Guyana presents border controversy case at ICJ
Sir Shridath Ramphal with support from several international lawyers, this morning argued before the World Court that it has the jurisdiction to decide that the Paris Award which settled the boundary between Guyana and Venezuela is
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Live: CCJ decision in relation to Guyanas March 2 general elections - Stabroek News
Decision by Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) in case of Irfaan Ali et al versus Eslyn David et al. The article Live: CCJ decision in relation to Guyanas March 2 general elections appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Granger assures commitment to US ties
Amidst growing calls by western allies for him to concede defeat at the March 2 polls, caretaker president David Granger has reaffirmed Guyana’s commitment to western hemispheric
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All of Guyana’s Grade Six children must be treated in an equitable manner
It is extremely alarming that the Ministry of Education has failed to identify the measures which its officials intend to implement to protect the teachers and students of Regions 1, 2,7, 8 and
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The Truth Hurts- Mottley | New York Carib News
Prime Minister of Barbados and Chairman of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Mia Mottley, yesterday, snubbed criticisms leveled at her for remarks she made earlier this week about the disputed March 2 regional and general elections in Guyana.
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Caribbean at UN: vote for Security Council | New York Carib News
With only a few days left before all United Nations member states elect two countries to non-permanent seats on the powerful Security Council, a leading Caribbean diplomat at the world body, Liz Thompson used those words to
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Guyana participating in WHO clinical trial seeking effective treatment for COVID-19
Guyana is participating in the World Health Organization’s (WHO) “Solidarity” clinical trial with several treatments being used to treat COVID-19 patients in the
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Uganda: 2021 - MPs Reject Digital Campaigns
[Monitor] Members of Parliament (MPs) sitting on the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee yesterday rejected the Electoral Commission's (EC) decision banning open public rallies ahead of the 2021 General Elections.
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AfDB wars: Targeting African man or the continental lender?
Now, as president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), he may be punch ball of a global political agenda pitting the US against African leaders, and maybe
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Help of all democratic governments and institutions needed for democracy to prevail in Guyana
In view of the current political stalemate and anticipated crisis in Guyana, where a barefaced and prolonged attempt to steal the will of the Guyanese electorate by the losing coalition in order to impose itself on the people by remaining in power, we the defenders of democracy plead with all the
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Lowenfield is a ‘runaway’ train, GECOM Chair has to take a stand – Ramkarran
Describing Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield as a “runaway train” in light of his recent actions, Presidential Candidate of A New and United Guyana (ANUG) Ralph Ramkarran says that Chair of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Claudette Singh will sooner or later have to take
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The elections end game
The most recent point at which Mr Granger could have done the right thing and spared the country from further agony was the presentation of the report of the three-person CARICOM observer team which bravely and sedulously undertook the scutinising of the recount and tabulation of votes over five
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GECOM chair urges dismissal of case seeking to stop declaration
Underlining the supremacy of the Constitution, GECOM Chair Claudette Singh yesterday urged the dismissal of a case before the Guyana Court of Appeal seeking to stop the declaration of results for the March 2nd general
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Nelson Mandela is released
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Kenya wins UN Security Council seat
Kenya on Thursday evening won the Africa seat at the UN Security Council after garnering 129 votes against Djibouti's 62 votes in the second round of
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Over 300 stranded Guyanese back home after two more repatriation flights
Two repatriation flights from Trinidad and Barbados yesterday brought home over 300 Guyanese nationals who were stranded abroad after borders were closed by governments to curb travel during the still-ongoing COVID-19
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Pompeo says has instructed his Department to hold accountable all those who undermine Guyana's democracy
Pompeo says has instructed his Department to hold accountable all those who undermine Guyana’s democracy
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Childcare director links fall in abuse reports to closure of schools
Although reports of child abuse in Guyana have decreased during the first five months of the year, Childcare and Protection Agency (C&PA) Director Ann Greene says that reporting has been affected by the closure of schools, which are key allies of the
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CJIA’s COVID-19 measures undergo inspection as flights set to resume
A team from the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) on Thursday inspected the COVID-19 measures in place at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) ahead of next week’s proposed reopening for international
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Granger maintains claims of fraud, says matter now has to go back to GECOM - Stabroek News
Despite todays ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), caretaker President David Granger is still insisting that there was widespread fraud in the March 2nd general elections and that the matter will now have to be finally decided by
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Cycling season could restart with Time Trials
Plans are on stream to restart the cycling season perhaps some time next month with Time Trial
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