By News Source Guyana on September 7, 2025
Elections, News, Politics
Popular local singer and social media star, Lollita Callender aka “Lola Doll” was shot multiple times to her body outside her East Ruimveldt home on Saturday night as she was parking her car in the driveway. Persons in the area said the incident took place just after 11pm. Multiple gunshots were heard and when neigbours […]
By News Source Guyana on September 6, 2025
Elections, News, Politics
In an address to the nation this afternoon, Leader of the People’s National Congress and A Partnership for National Unity, Aubrey Norton, accepted that the APNU has now found itself in “virgin territory” of not being placed into Government or as the main opposition following Monday’s elections. He said the elections cannot be considered to […]
By News Source Guyana on September 4, 2025
News, Politics
With the WIN party set to become the main Opposition in the new Parliament, the General Secretary of the governing People’s Progressive Party, Bharrat Jagdeo, this afternoon hinted that his party will be more open to work with the APNU over the WIN party on national interest matters, due to the PPP and APNU having […]
By News Source Guyana on September 4, 2025
News, Politics
General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo is extremely happy with the results of the 2025 elections that have so far been declared by the 10 Districts, and has brushed aside concerns from the other political parties about the vote. The declared results by districts show the PPP remaining in office, […]
By News Source Guyana on September 4, 2025
News, Politics
With a low voter turnout, the declared district results of the elections have revealed that there were 4,126 rejected ballots. A rejected ballot could be one with no marking, one with an uncertain marking, one that could identify the elector, and one in need of an official mark. Based on the results that have been […]
By News Source Guyana on September 4, 2025
News, Politics
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry served as one of several local observers of the 2025 elections and found the election day process to be free, fair and transparent. Speaking to reporters this morning outside the offices of the Guyana Elections Commission in Kingston, President of the Chamber of Commerce, Kathy Smith, said Guyanese […]
By News Source Guyana on September 4, 2025
Caribbean & International, News, Politics
Regional carrier, Caribbean Airlines has announced the suspension of its service to Venezuela for the rest of the month of September. However, the airline has not provided any other information about whether the suspension will be lifted when September ends. In a social media post, the airline also did not provide any reason for the […]
By News Source Guyana on September 3, 2025
Elections, Politics
The Carter Center today said reforms are needed to create a more leveled playing field in Guyana’s elections and to increase voters’ trust in the electoral process. In delivering The Carter Center’s preliminary report today, the Center’s Chairman, Jason Carter, said while Guyana remains a “vibrant democracy” and conducted its Elections in a peaceful and […]
By News Source Guyana on September 3, 2025
News, Politics
By Svetlana Marshall Monday’s elections were competitive and peaceful, but an undue advantage by the governing party, legal gaps and insufficient campaign rules, created an uneven playing field, the European Union (EU) Election Observation Mission (EOM) has found. The Election Observation Mission delivered its preliminary report on Monday’s General and Regional Elections at the Pegasus […]
By News Source Guyana on September 3, 2025
Elections, News, Politics
Returning Officers from across the country have made their official declarations of the election results in their regions, and those declarations point to the incumbent People’s Progressive Party winning the elections and remaining in Government. The Elections Commission is still to make the final declaration, but the declared results from the 10 districts have been […]