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Posted by Administrator in Press Releases on 23. May, 2012 | Comments Off
AFC calls for national strategy to address teen violence / Mahdia roads may have contributed to still birth
AFC calls for national strategy to address teen violence The Alliance For Change is profoundly saddened at the recent incident where one teenager is said to have stabbed another to death. Our condolence goes out to the family and relatives of young Shane George whose life was taken in such
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Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News, Parliament, Speeches on 22. May, 2012 | No Comments
Remarks by Hon. Raphael Trotman, Speaker of the National Assembly at the Opening Ceremony of the Training Seminar for Members of Parliament Managing The 10th Parliament of Guyana: Sunday, May 20th, 2012
Good evening and welcome all. It is a pleasure to be able to welcome you here in such a beautiful setting to begin the discussion on some issues that are sometimes unpleasant. I speak of democracy, governance, and parliament. Article 51 of the Guyana Constitution states quite plainly, and simply
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Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News on 19. May, 2012 | No Comments
NICIL money should have been spent on hinterland development – Valerie Garrido-Lowe
Can the Minister of Amerindian Affairs explain why our government believes that the development of the Amerindian people must depend on the goodwill of a foreign government? Are we not Guyanese and entitled to a fair share of the money earned by our country? During the debate of the 2012
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Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News on 17. May, 2012 | No Comments
“NICIL is the government’s El Dorado” – Nagamootoo (KN)
Alliance For Change (AFC) executive member, Moses Nagamootoo, says, “National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL) is the lost city of El Dorado” since many are trying to hoodwink Guyanese into believing that there is nothing abnormal about monies under the control of the privatization unit of the Government. “Brassington
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‘Racism, politically engineered, or Human flaw?’ by Allister Collins
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The Alliance For Change Will Protect, and Preserve, Indigenous Peoples Culture, Heritage and Way of Life and Raise Their Overall Standard of Living.
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Who said it was going to be easy? – The NEC Decision pleased some and angered others by AFC Vice-Chair Sheila Holder
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Government cuts $50 billion from 2012 Budget
Posted by Administrator in Press Releases
The Alliance For Change wants the public to be aware that in excess of $50 billion dollars was cut from the 2012 National Budget by the PPP/C Government. This money which is being held in the NICIL Account is money accrued from the sale of assets that were owned by
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AFC STATEMENT ON 174TH YEAR OF ARRIVAL OF EAST INDIANS: BE PROUD BUT BE VIGILANT
Posted by Administrator in Press Releases
On the occasion of the 174th anniversary of the arrival of East Indians in Guyana, the Alliance for Change (AFC) salutes all our Indo-Guyanese brothers and sisters. It is indisputable that our people of Indian ancestry have laid the cornerstone not only of a free, independent and democratic country, but
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The way forward is at the dialogue table with the parliamentary parties and civil society
Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News
Dear Editor, We were fortunate enough to have access to both the videos of Granger v Ramotar, and upon reflection we must commend Mr Granger for still reaching out after being one of the targets of a fine presidential ‘cuss down.‘ What we heard from Brigadier (rtd) Granger was a
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AFC Labour Day Message 2012
Posted by Administrator in Press Releases
On the occasion of Labour Day, the Alliance For Change recognizes the contribution of all workers in Guyana. We are proud to join the Guyanese workforce in once again commemorating the achievements of labour movements around the world. Here at home, the AFC wishes to remind workers that the social
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“Countries are not poor because they don’t have resources. Countries are poor because they have corruption.”
Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News, Parliament
NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (NCN) The national spectrum is a national asset. It is not the property of any group, class political party or ideology. Similarly the management of this national asset should be effected in a manner that is fair, transparent, equitable and accommodating of the diversity that is Guyana.
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Tone down the vitriol and increase the vision
Posted by Administrator in AFC In the News
Dear Editor, On Friday night we learnt of President Ramotar’s position on events of the past week in parliament. Were it not for the presidential podium one can be forgiven for thinking that the nation was listening to the PPP/C’s candidate in the run-up to the last election rather than
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