Jun 02, 2020 News 0 Comments Clairmont Mingo, the Returning Officer (RO) for Region Four – and the man at the centre of manipulating votes of his district’s electoral to favor the governing coalition, APNU+AFC – has been discovered to still be under the employment of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), as disclosed by the GECOM Public Relations Officer (PRO), Yolanda Ward. During a long awaited briefing with the press yesterday, Ward was keen to highlight that Mingo has been relocated...Read More...

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WNYC News Published by WNYC News A Nurse's Fear Is City's Loss Listen 4 min Queue Jun 1, 2020 · by Gwynne Hogan Arlene Meertens has been in nursing for nearly 30 years. She’s the daughter of a nurse, and she always felt called to care for others, even as a young girl growing up in Guyana, where she remembers fetching water for an elderly blind neighbor. But, as a patient care technician at hard-hit Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, she says the COVID-19 pandemic has changed her,...Read More...

Dem off-i-sar value dem visa Jun 01, 2020 Dem Boys Seh , Features / Columnists , News 0 , Source - Kaieteur News Online - https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2020/06/01/dem-off-i-sar-value-dem-visa/ Dem boys believe dat de real drama is about to begin. Dem boys believe in dem heart dat GEE-CUM wan cancel out de elections’ results so dat the HAP-New+HAY-Eff-See can stay in office. Dem can stay in office but dem nah gon gat no power – no budget, no parliament, no oil money but plenty sanctions.Read More...

Source May 31, 2020 The audacity of the PPP is breathtaking. To imagine, just a few weeks ago, it was the PPP kicking up dust storms demanding free, fair and transparent elections. To contemplate, not too long ago it was the the PPP beseeching the international community not to let the will of the Guyanese people be undermined. To know, it was the PPP urging the ABC&E countries to bring sanctions, the equivalent of fire and brimstone, down upon Guyana if the elections were not credible.Read More...

Timothy Munro Jonas 1 hr I think that it may be time to start a discussion on RACE AND POLITICS IN GUYANA. I will do a live video this evening (sometime after 8:00pm) to start the conversation. Please join in and contribute, and please share.Read More...

As the national recount exercise continues to reveal the irrefutable and crude fraud perpetrated by Clairmont Mingo, in respect of the elections results for Electoral District number four and continues to corroborate the accuracy of the Statements of Poll, made public by the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C), the desperation of APNU+AFC proportionately increases. After publicly acknowledging that elections’ day activities were fairly and credibly conducted, and declaring themselves,...Read More...

THEe murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the USA is yet another reminder of the limited value placed on Black lives in a country and a world that are still to come to grips with the notion of racial equality . The Guyana Chronicle, led by the APNU+AFC today, has written on the tragedy of African-American George Floyd's brutal death. For the most part, it is a good read. But then later on, it talks about lessons for Guyana. The author stated Click to read. Referring to the...Read More...

This JACKASS wants a civil war. "On Twitter, the president declared he’d name demonstrators as members of a terrorist organization and threatened protesters near the White House with “vicious dogs” and “ominous weapons.” His critics said he was purposely evoking racist imagery from the civil rights protests of the last century, when police set dogs on African Americans and their allies. Trump said he would deploy the National Guard to communities where violence erupted and encour aged his...Read More...

Joe Harmon, Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil Jun 01, 2020 Features / Columnists , Freddie Kissoon 0 Comments One of the superb thinkers in philosophy was the German philosopher, Hannah Arendt who was a student of the learned German thinker, Martin Heidegger (see Heidegger’s, phenomenal work, “Being and Time”; for me the best book on philosophy; for a good summary of that text, see, “Existentialism: A Guide for the Perplexed” by Steven Earnshaw). To understand why ordinary men and women...Read More...

June 1 ,2020 Source Dear Editor, At the end of this writing, I would have fewer friends left, and the prospect of less well-wishers. But to shrink from what must be done is tantamount to the yellowest cowardice. Thus, it shall be written, regarding the truths now confirmed in the ongoing drama of Guyana’s elections. The personal roads will lead to wherever they culminate and conclude. First, I detect that the opposition PPP lacks the cojones to stand up, face the music to the end, and carry...Read More...

By Stabroek News May 31, 2020 Liberal democracies depend, in the words of one reviewer, on a ‘collective trust in facts.’ While that collective trust is under assault all over the Western world, more particularly in the United States, with some exceptions it has never really existed in this country at all. There have always been two sets of ‘facts’, one generated by the PNC in its various incarnations, and the other by the PPP. Since only one side perceives itself as promoting the ‘truth’,...Read More...

Jun 01, 2020 News 0 Comments Region Four Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo So far 25 ballot boxes show Mingo added 1,214 votes to APNU+AFC and subtracted 341 from PPP/C. By Kemol King Kaieteur News is today reporting evidence of a 25th ballot box that shows Region Four Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo manipulating the votes of his District’s electorate to favour the governing Coalition, APNU+AFC. This latest box, Ballot Box 4143, is one recounted yesterday from a polling place housed at a...Read More...

Claudette Singh By Marcelle Thomas June 1, 2020 Opposition parties yesterday sharply criticised GECOM Chair Claudette Singh for writing the Chief Immigration Officer (CIO) on May 22nd on allegations made by APNU+AFC about illicit voting at the March 2nd general elections, a task they said was beyond her remit and full with sinister implications. Singh had not revealed publicly her letter to the CIO, Leslie James who is also the Commissioner of Police but the correspondence had been first...Read More...