‘Car had no headlight on’

-survivor of deadly Mahaica collision recalls; urges motorists not to drink and drive VICKRAM Ramjawan, who survived Saturday night’s horrific accident at De Hoop, Mahaica, said that the car they crashed into had no headlight on and was coming towards them at a fast rate. “The car was coming and it had no headlight and … ‘Car had no headlight on’ Read More »

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"Guyana's Opposition Leader accuses Afro-Guyanese of being paid to wear PPP shirts"

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Give the PPP a Chance to Run Georgetown: Bharrat Jagdeo Appeals to Residents

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General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, is appealing to residents of Georgetown to give his party a chance to govern the city at the local government level when elections are held in June. Speaking to a gathering outside the party’s Freedom House headquarters on Robb Street, Jagdeo stated that since independence 57 years ago, the PPP has never gotten a chance to manage the city. Jagdeo stressed that the PPP has done a remarkable job in bringing about positive change at the national level, and it is now time for them to bring their expertise to the city level. He reasoned that every time the PPP has been in office, the country has moved forward, and more people are getting access to jobs, education, and healthcare. The party is now focused on developing communities across the country. According to Jagdeo, the opposition has done nothing to change the lives of people in the city, and they have been in control of Georgetown for 57 years since indepen...
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