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GUYANA | Dr. Karen Cummings Replaces Greenidge as Foreign Affairs Minister

GUYANA | Dr. Karen Cummings Replaces Greenidge as Foreign Affairs Minister

GEORGETOWN,  Guyana, May 2, 2019 - President David Granger has appointed Dr. Karen Cummings to the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs, following  the resignation of Carl Greenidge who has Guyanese and British citizenship. The Courts have ruled that it is  not constitutional for parliamentarians to have dual citizenship.
President David Granger

GUYANA | GECOM says November is earliest date for elections

GEORGETOWN,  Guyana, March 19, 2019 - President David Granger has been advised by Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) Chairman James Patterson, that the closest possible date for national elections will be in November following completion of the house-to-house registration process.
President David Granger (Right) and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo (left) at yesterday's meeting between the parties at State House.

GUYANA| Granger describes his meeting with Jagdeo as fruitful

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, March 7, 2019 - Guyana's President David Granger has described his meeting with Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo as "very useful and very fruitful."He said both sides were working  towards a solution of the issues which embodied four processes: one is the importance of the National Assembly; second is the Judicial process; third is the Executive process and fourth is GECOM.
President David Granger addressing party faithful at the official opening of the PNCR’s Region Three Headquarters, Congress House, at Vreed-en-Hoop, West Bank Demerara. Seated are party Chairperson, Volda Lawrence and General Secretary, Amna Ally.

GUYANA | Granger Won't Resign- Will exhaust Appeals

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, February 3, 20-19 - Despite pressure from the opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) for the government to resign, President David Granger on Sunday says he will not resign and that government will remain in office while the  no-confidence motion case is appealed right up to the Caribbean Court of Justice.
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