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Eight police officers have been detained in an ongoing investigation into bribes for firearm licences. Investigators assigned to the Professional Standards Bureau, led by Snr Supt Suzette Martin, made the arrests on Wednesday in a series of co-ordinated operations. Reliable sources said the officers have not been charged with any offence and are expected to
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 …
Luke Browne has added to his long list of accomplishments having, last Tuesday, been admitted to practice as a Barrister and Solicitor in the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) circuit. “….As I said in my maiden speech before the court, I dedicate my service to the cause of legal and political representation for the people of St Vincent and the Grenadines, and I am taking …
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 …