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The Commission of Inquiry into the March 2020 General and Regional Elections has found that there was a  conscious  and  deliberate –even  brazen effort  to  violate  the  provisions  of  section  84(1)  of  the Representation of the Peoples Act by senior officials of the Guyana Elections. And in its report the COI singled out former Chief Elections Officer, Keith Lowenfield, his then deputy, Roxanne Myers and Returning Office for Region Four, Clairmont Mingo accusing them of principally  responsible for “clear  and  deliberate  attempts  to frustrate,  obstruct  and su...

The former chief elections officer, Keith Lowenfield, Friday refused to testify before a Commission of Inquiry into the Guyana elections.

The former chief elections officer, Keith Lowenfiel, Friday refused to testify before a Commission of Inquiry into the controversial March 2020 Guyana elections. “Mr. Chairman, I will remain silent,” Lowenfield told the Commission, chaired by retired Trinidad and Tobago jurist, Stanley John after his attorney, Nigel Hughes, reminded the Commission that his client as well as the Dictrict Four Returning Officer, Clairmont Mingo, have a right not to potentially implicate …

The long-awaited President Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the election of March 2020, is scheduled to begin on Friday.

Georgetown – The long-awaited presidential Commission of Inquiry into the Guyana elections of March 2020 is set to begin on Friday. With approximately 20  witnesses already lined up to recount their observations of the elections and the five months that followed until the results were declared in August, the government promised to use the Commission to hold responsible those who attempted to change the outcome of the election. According to Chairman …