THURSDAY 10th NOVEMBER, 2022
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No. 106902
‘Game over for racism as political weapon’ - President Ali SEE PAGES
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- Gov’t working with all communities - Widespread condemnation of APNU+AFC MP’s conduct - Mocha women’s group stands with Minister Parag
GUYANESE from every community will be met where they are by the President and the government so that their welfare needs are met, and all citizens can enjoy the benefit of ‘One Guyana’ unified in devel-
opment. This was the sentiment shared by President Dr. Irfaan Ali on Wednesday in a video statement where he strongly condemned the tactics of the opposition A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance
Historic transformation underway in Guyana
For Change (APNU+AFC) in their recent ploy to block Public Service Minister Sonia Parag from accessing a public space in Belladrum, Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice). Incidentally, the action comes after a public meet-
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- US Ambassador Lynch says
ing at Mocha, on the East Bank of Demerara a few nights ago where Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton made statements about how communities could respond to government ministers. FULL STORY ON PAGE 3
Jones confesses APNU+AFC MPs defied Speaker’s order
- Court says ‘no’ to request for judge’s recusal in NRF case OPPOSITION Chief Whip, Christopher Jones, admitted to the court on Wednesday that the behaviour of parliamentarians from the A Partnership for National Unity + Alliance For Change (APNU+AFC) during the
Bomb threat at Ashmin’s building was a hoax
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- GECOM Security Chief tells elections CoI - recalls Myers returning to area where bomb was reportedly placed
December 2021 debate on the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) Bill was defiant of Orders by Speaker of the National Assembly, Manzoor Nadir. Jones made this disclosure while answering a series of
rigorous questions from Attorney General Anil Nandlall S.C., when the hearing into the challenge of the NRF Bill continued before Justice Navindra Singh at the Demerara High Court. FULL STORY ON PAGE 11