Hughes convinced GECOM is currently “incapable” of hosting national elections

A meeting between the Alliance For Change and the Guyana Elections Commission ended this afternoon with the Leader of the Alliance For Change, prominent Attorney, Nigel Hughes, describing GECOM’s role at the meeting as disastrous. Speaking briefly to reporters outside the GECOM Headquarters, Mr. Hughes said GECOM is incapable of hosting national elections. “The meeting […]

Police Service Commission appoints Tribunal to examine Breaches in Discipline related to ACP Brutus

Already facing more than 200 criminal charges in relation to various financial crimes, embattled Assistant Commissioner of Police, Calvin Brutus now has to deal with a Special Tribunal that has been established by the Police Service Commission to examine a complaint of breaches in discipline that has been filed against him. The allegations were filed […]

Private Sector Commission supports and endorses GECOM Chair’s decision against Biometrics for Elections 2025

The Private Sector Commission, which has served as an observer for previous elections in Guyana, has come out in support of the decision by the Elections Commission Chairman, not to allow the use of electronic biometrics for registration and at the place of poll for the upcoming elections. The GECOM Chair, retired Justice, Claudette Singh, […]

GTUC calls on Government to take action and abolish PAYE tax payments

The General Secretary of the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC), Lincoln Lewis said the Government has missed another opportunity to completely abolish the Income Tax – Pay As You Earn (PAYE). In an interview with News Source, Mr. Lewis said the move to increase the income tax threshold from $100,000 to $130,000, and the lowering […]

CPCE launches four new training programmes for teachers

The Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) has launched four new programmes, as it continues its work to transform teacher training and education countrywide. The new programmes are Health and Family Life Education, Literacy Studies, Special Education Needs and Disabilities Education, and General Teachers Education. At the launching this morning, Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand […]

Nandlall plans further appeal of GTU fees deduction case

Attorney General Anil Nandlall is not happy by yesterday’s ruling of Appeal Court Judge, Justice Dawn Gregory, who rejected the State’s application to stay a ruling by Justice Sandil Kissoon, mandating the continuation of deductions of union dues and their remittance to the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU). Mr. Nandlall now intends to further appeal the […]