Politician and attorney-at-law James Bond joined the PPP/C’s campaign in Region One over the weekend, speaking to the business community in Kumaka and later addressing residents of the Indigenous village of Tobago. In a familiar return to his roots, Bond recalled spending his formative years in Mabaruma and proudly acknowledged that his first scholarship was The post ‘Development doesn’t happen by chance’ – Bond urges loyalty to PPP/C in Region One appeared first on News Room Guyana.

Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton on Saturday night urged his supporters to accept assistance from any political source — “whether they are government or leopard” — referring to both the incumbent PPP/C and businessman Azruddin Mohamed’s emerging WIN party, while rehashing key elements of APNU’s promises. In a sparsely attended public meeting at Bagotsville, Norton said The post ‘A leopard can’t change its spots’ – Norton says as he rehashes APNU’s promises at Bagotsville appeared first on News Room Guyana.

The Alliance For Change (AFC) mounted what it called a comeback bid on Saturday night at a washbay in the city with just a handful of people standing by the side of the road. It was the party’s first major public meeting for the 2025 elections, seeking to shake off claims of political irrelevance and The post AFC ‘not dead’– Hughes says as he launches ‘comeback’ at washbay appeared first on News Room Guyana.

A message of youth empowerment and environmental activism took centre stage on Saturday as the ‘Guyana We Need’ campaign was officially launched at an event hosted at Marian Academy. More than 50 young people, including 10 Haitian migrant children, participated in the launch, which highlighted the capacity of youth to shape Guyana’s environmental and social The post ‘The Guyana We Need’ campaign launched with youth-led environmental push appeared first on News Room Guyana.