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December 13, 2020 Guyana is supposed to be a parliamentary democracy.  Since the introduction of a presidential system in 1980, however, power has become concentrated in the hands of the head of state, and every president from Burnham onwards has made no moves to mitigate that. It is true that ultimately restricting presidential power will depend on constitutional reform for which neither of the two major parties has hitherto shown any appetite, but the various presidents themselves by their a...

Saturday, 12 Dec 2020 06:59 AM MYT BY SOO WERN JUN Although the Cabinet is ultimately answerable to Parliament, Kuala Lumpur Bar Practice Reform Committee’s Surendra Ananth said the composition of the Cabinet was the prerogative of the prime minister. — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 12 — The collective responsibility of the Cabinet meant a confidence motion on it would also have the effect of ...

2 min read In the new phase of the battle rocking the Ondo State House of Assembly, the deputy speaker of the house, Iroju Ogundeji, has dragged the speaker of the House, Bamidele Oleyelogun, and other members to the state high court over his purported impeachment. Mr Ogundeji, in the suit seen by PREMIUM TIMES, wants the court to denounce the assembly’s action, and further affirm him as the deputy speaker. This newspaper, on November 24, reported that amidst bitter politickin...

Christmas is a time of joy and happiness and although it will feel a little different this year, it can still weigh on your bank balance. The cost of the festive period can soon mount up with gifts, turkey and all the trimmings but it may be tougher this year due to the financial pressures of the pandemic. Everyone is also spending more time indoors, putting pressure on our heating bills and food shopping. Lloyds Bank explains how you can manage your finances this winter and be ready for the n...

Difference of no confidence motion in UK, Malaysia © Provided by New Straits Times In Malaysia, a motion of no confidence in the Prime Minister has a constitutional footing simply because it is envisaged under Article 43(4) of the Federal Constitution and by virtue of Article 62(1) of the Federal Constitution, the Dewan Rakyat Standing Orders are subject to Article 43(4). - NST/file pic. LETTERS: In Malaysia, we have Article 43(4) of the Federal Constitution. It clearly states that if the P...

• Senate disowns Reps, insists on removal of Service Chiefs • PDP House Caucus quoting Osinbajo in mischief, says Obudu Constitutional crisis looms as Attorney General Abubakar Malami, yesterday, gave an indication that President Muhammadu Buhari could renege on his promise to appear before the House of Representatives to explain the country’s security challenges. The President had opted to speak to a joint session of the National Assembly (the Senate and House of Representatives) after h...

No indication PM lost majority support — Takiyuddin 10 Dec 2020 / 14:23 H. KUALA LUMPUR: There is no indication that Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has lost the support of the majority of MPs in the Dewan Rakyat, said Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Parliament and Law) Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan ( pix). Following that, he said the 25 motions of no-confidence and two motions of confidence listed as the 26th item and 27th item in today’s Order Paper, are not matters th...

Activists call for case against PSM management Activists call for case against PSM management PPI December 10, 2020 PSM needs to pay off billions in dues to the SSGC before gas pressure to the steel mills is restored. PHOTO: REUTERS Human and labour rights organisation urged the Sindh government on Wednesday to book the management of the Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM) for violating the Sindh Covid-19 Emergency Relief Ordinance, 2020, nearly two weeks after the industrial complex sacked over 4,500...

>> okay, in your question youre implying that orders were given by the prince directly and thats a false statement. now publicly, a murder did happen in a saudi consolate in turkey, so thats been recognized already. now, saudi arabia did acknowledge also that they had a standing order, by the way, that whenever there is a position to saudi arabia by any human being outside saudi arabia, the standing orders which i said i repeat, it was to engage with them, talk to them, and try to convince them ...

Ramallah. very good evening you wrote an op ed for the new york times today where you call trumps decision a huge mistake why. its a huge mistake with urges not only undermining the chances of injury destroying their very foundations he is destroying american vaccination and then with his justice by standing orders to such a point that he could lose you know and has become complicit in the crime scene is also inflaming the public of the will provoke people people throughout the region and beyond...