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NOTICE GIVEN UNDER THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (ELECTIONS) ACT (Cap. 28:03) APPROVED LISTS OF CANDIDATES In accordance with section 51 of the Local Authorities (Elections) Act, notice is hereby given of the TITLES and SYMBOLS of the Lists of CANDIDATES and the names of Candidates on those lists approved by the Returning Officers in their respective Local Authority Area. The Lists are entered in alphabetical order of the initial letters of the Titles, and the names of candidates are also given in alphabetical order. 1 NEIGHBOURHOOD DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL OF PORT KAITUMA/ MATTHEWS RIDGE/ ARAKAKA TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY+ ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (APNU +AFC) SYMBOL: PALM WITH KEY TYPE OF LIST: PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION NO. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 ABRAHAM, FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA VENDOR AMANDA JOAN 2 ABRAHAMS, FITZBURG MAIN ROAD TEACHER HENRIETTA PORT KAITUMA MARTINA 3 ABRAMS, FITZBURG MAIN ROAD HOUSEWIFE JOYCELENE PORT KAITUMA 4 ALLEN, DAVID FITZBURG MAIN ROAD - RICHARD PORT KAITUMA 5 BAZILIO, PAKERA MATTHEWS RIDGE BUSINESSMAN ANDRAY EGERTON 6 BLAIR, KELVIN COMPOUND ARAKAKA MINER WENTWORTH 7 BOYCE, ARLENE FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA - 8 CALEB, OSWALD CITRUS GROVE, PORT DRIVER EVERSLEY KAITUMA 9 CHAN-JEFFREY, SCHOOL ROAD PORT TEACHER MARCY ANN KAITUMA 10 CUPIDO, FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA COORDINATOR LRC PABLINO 11 DANIELS,TIFFNIE COMPOUND PORT - ROSEANIE KAITUMA 12 FORDE, ANN FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA TEACHER PAMELA 13 GORDON, BRIAN FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA - QUAME 2 14 HARRIS, DAVID COMPUND ARAKAKA - ARNOLD 15 JAMES, DENNIS JULIAN STREET PASTOR ALOYSIUS MATTHEW’S RIDGE 16 JAMES, FARINA CITRUS GROVE PORT TYPIST CLERK MICHELLE KAITUMA 17 KELLMAN, GANGADEEN STREET - CALVIN MATHEWS RIDGE TELFORD 18 MELVILLE, WATERFRONT ARAKAKA TEACHER CLEMENTSON YOULANDA KAREN 19 MIGUEL, CANAL BANK PORT HOUSEWIFE STEPHANIE KAITUMA 20 MOORE, MAIN ROAD PORT BUSINESSMAN REYNOLD KAITUMA CHARLES 21 MUNROE, WATERFRONT ARAKAKA TEACHER FELICIA ANNARETA 22 PHILLIPS, FITZBURG, PORT KAITUMA DRIVER GEORGE 23 RAMJOHN, FITZBURG, PORT KAITUMA HEALTH WORKER GRACE DAPHNE FRASER 24 RAMSAY, HEAVEN HILL MATTHEWS CHEF CAROLYN RIDGE 25 RAMSAY, IRWIN CENTRAL MATTHEWS MINER SYLVESTER RIDGE 26 WILLIAMS, HEAVEN HILL MATTHEWS - RENATTA RIDGE NICOLE 27 WILLIAMS, FOUR MILES PORT NURSE SHARLENE KAITUMA MELISSA 28 WILLIAMS, TROY HEAVEN HILL MATTHEWS SECURITY GUARD MARLON RIDGE 29 WILLIAMS, HEAVEN HILL MATTHEWS - WAYNE RAYAD RIDGE 3 TITLE OF LIST: PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE PARTY/CIVIC (PPP/C) SYMBOL: CUP TYPE OF LIST: PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION NO. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 HENRY, FALLS TOP ARAKAKA - SUNITA 2 JACOBS, FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA HOUSEKEEPER NATHLEY NATASHA 3 JAMES, HELL HILL MATTHEWS - VANESSA RIDGE 4 JERRICK, 405 COMPOUND PORT SECURITY GUARD RUDOLPH KAITUMA CLEVELAND 5 JOSEPH, HELL HILL MATTHEWS FARMER CELESTINA RIDGE 6 LAMBERT, CITRUS GROVE PORT HOUSEWIFE MARGARET KAITUMA ELIZABETH 7 LARA, LOWER HEAVEN HILL CDO BERNADINE MATTHEW’S RIDGE 8 LOWE, WAYNE JULIAN STREET MATTHEWS - ANTHONY RIDGE 9 MENDONCA, 500 ORONOQUE PORT FARMER PHILBERT KAITUMA 10 MIGUEL, 581 FOUR MILES PORT - CARLTON JNR KAITUMA 11 PETERS, STATION STREET DRIVER BRIAN MATTEWS RIDGE 12 RAJAB, FOUR MILES PORT HOUSEWIFE ROXANNE KAITUMA 13 SINGH, LOWER HAVEN HILL SHOP KEEPER JAINARINE MATTHEWS RIDGE 14 ST. JUSTE, PAKERA MATTHEWS RIDGE TEACHER SHANDEL MARCIA 15 THOMAS, ORONOQUE PORT SECURITY GUARD 4 MARLON KAITUMA DEON 16 THORNE, CITRUS GROVE KAITUMA - ORLANDO RYAN TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (APNU+AFC) SYMBOL: PALM WITH KEY TYPE OF LIST: FIRST-PAST-THE-POST CONSTITUENCY 1: CANAL BANK- CITRUS GROVE NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION CALEB, OSWALD CITRUS DROVE PORT DRIVER EVERSLEY KAITUMA CONSTITUENCY 2: COMPOUND- ORONOQUE-MC DOOM NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION ABRAMS, JOYCELENE FITZBURG MAIN ROAD HOUSEWIFE CONSTITUENCY 3: FITZBURG- FOUR MILES NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION CUPIDO, PABLINO FITZBURG PORT KAITUMA COORDINATOR LRC CONSTITUENCY 4: ARAKAKA NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION MUNROE, FELICIA WATERFRONT ARAKAKA TEACHER ANNARETA CONSTITUENCY 5: HEAVEN HILL-PAKERA NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 5 WILLIAMS, RENATTA HEAVEN HILL MATTHEWS - NICOLE RIDGE CONSTITUENCY 6: GARRISON HILL-HELL HILL NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION KELMAN, CALVIN GANGADEEN STREET - TELFORD MATTHEWS RIDGE TITLE OF LIST: PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE PARTY CIVIC (PPP/C) SYMBOL: CUP TYPE OF LIST: FIRST-PAST-THE-POST CONSTITUENCY 1: CANAL BANK- CITRUS GROVE NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION LAMBERT, MARGARET CITRUS DROVE PORT HOUSEWIFE ELIZABETH KAITUMA CONSTITUENCY 2: COMPOUND- ORONOQUE-MC DOOM NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION THOMAS, MARLON DEON ORONQUE PORT KAITUMA SECURITY GUARD CONSTITUENCY 3: FITZBURG- FOUR MILES NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION RAJAB, ROXANNE FOUR MILES PORT HOUSEWIFE KAITUMA CONSTITUENCY 4: ARAKAKA NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION HENRY,SUNITA FALLS TOP ARAKAKA - CONSTITUENCY 5: HEAVEN HILL-PAKERA NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 6 SINGH, JAINARINE LOWER HEAVEN HILL SHOPKEEPER MATTHEWS RIDGE CONSTITUENCY 6: GARRISON HILL-HELL HILL NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION PETERS, BRIAN STATION STREET DRIVER MATTHEWS RIDGE TITLE OF LIST: INDIVIDUAL SYMBOL: TWO HANDS WITH A GREEN PLANT IN THE CENTER TYPE OF LIST: FIRST-PAST-THE-POST CONSTITUENCY 3: FITZBURG- FOUR MILES NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION DUKE, FITZ OSBERT FITZBURG PORT KAITMA SELF- EMPLOYED 7 NOTICE Given Under THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (ELECTIONS) ACT (Cap. 28:03) APPROVED LISTS OF CANDIDATES In accordance with section 51 of the Local Authorities (Elections) Act, notice is hereby given of the TITLES and SYMBOLS of the Lists of CANDIDATES and the names of Candidates on those lists approved by the Returning Officers in their respective Local Authority Area. The Lists are entered in alphabetical order of the initial letters of the Titles, and the names of candidates are also given in alphabetical order. 8 NEIGHBOURHOOD DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL OF CHARITY/URASARA TITLE OF LIST: A PARTNERSHIP FOR NATIONAL UNITY + ALLIANCE FOR CHANGE (APNU+AFC) SYMBOL OF LIST: APNU+AFC TYPE OF LIST: PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION NO. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 AUSTIN, DERECK JACKLOW U.P.R FARMER 2 AUSTIN, SHERMAN JACKLOW U.P.R FARMER 3 AUSTIN, WAVENEY JACKLOW U.P.R HOUSEWIFE 4 ANTHONY, MARY 451 CHARITY EXT. SCHEME HOUSEWIFE 5 BENN, CLOTHILOA AMAZON CHARITY HOUSEWIFE 6 BENN-DOUGLAS, KENESHA CHARITY, EXT. SCHEME - 7 CHASE, ULRIC 1042 CHARITY WEST CARPENTER 8 CHASE, PETRINALLA 1042 CHARITY WEST - 9 CALDIERA, VALDIMIR JACKLOW U.P.R 10 COLLYMORE, COLLETTE AMAZON CHARITY HOUSEWIFE 11 CUMMINGS, LORETTA AMAZON CHARITY - 12 DASILAVA, COLLEEN BACK STREET AMAZON HOUSEWIFE 13 GONSALVES, YONETTE JACKLOW U.P.R HOUSEWIFE 14 GONSALVES, IGNATIUS JACKLOW U.P.R FARMER 15 JOSEPH, ZONDEL JACKLOW U.P.R FARMER 16 NEWSUM, DAVID CHARITY EXT. SCHEME FARMER 17 PERSAUD, CHAITRAM WARAPANA U.P.R - 18 PERSAUD, DOODNAUTH WARAPANA U.P.R CRAFTSMAN 19 RAMIROL, MIGUEL SIRIW, U.P.R MANAGER 20 REID, SELWYN AMAZON, CHARITY BUSINESSMAN 21 TORRES, DELANG ABRAMS CREEK U.P.R OPERATOR 22 WILLIAMS, DENNIS ABRAMS CREEK U.P.R FARMER 9 TITLE OF LIST: PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE PARTY/ CIVIC (PPP/C) SYMBOL OF LIST: CUP TYPE OF LIST: PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION NO. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 BAKSH, FARAZ 192 NEW HOUSING SCHEME CHARITY - POMEROON 2 BALBAD, DENESH 28 BACK STREET SOMERSET AND LABOURER PERSAUD BERKSS ESSEQUIBO COAST 3 BALBAD, ROOPCHAN 22 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAD LABOURER ESSEQUIBO COAST 4 BARRAN, PRAKASH 22 BACK STREET SOMERSET AND VILLAGE RANGER BERKS ESSEQUIBO COAST 5 BOODRAM, YOHINEE PICKERSGH UPPER POM. RIVER - SABITA 6 CHRISTINO, JENET GT. ST JOSEPH LOWER POM. RIVER - NICHOLETTE 7 GRAY, NELLI 38 EAST SIDELINE DAM SOMERSET JANITOR AND BERKSS ESSEQUIBO COAST 8 HARRICHAN, NATHRAM 29 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAD FARMER ESSEQUIBO COAST 9 HARRICHARAN, 29 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAD - YESHMANIE ESSEQUIBO COAST 10 HENRY, CLEMENT GT. HOPE JACKLOW UPPER POM. RIVER FARMER 11 KANHAI, BHAWAMIE 34 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAD LABOURER PERSAUD ESSEQUIBO COAST 12 LALL, MOHANLALL SQUATTING AREA CHARITY SECURITY POMEROON 13 MITTLEHOLZER, 338 EXTENSION SCHEME CHARITY HOUSEWIFE BEATRICE ROZETTA POMEROON 14 NARINE, INDRANI 30 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAAD BUSINESSWOMAN ESSEQUIBO COAST 15 NOHAR, GANESH 37 EAST SIDELINE DAM SOMERSET AND LABOURER BERKS ESSEQUIBO COAST 10 16 RAJPATTOE, SATROHAN GRANT FREEWILL ABRAMS CREEK FARMER UPPER POM. RIVER 17 SINGH, DULAR 29 BACK STREET SOMERSET AND FARMER BERKS ESSEQUIBO COAST 18 SINGH, ROHAN 202 RIVER DAM CHARITY POMEROON PREACHER 19 ZULBAKAR, HAROLD 25 PUBLIC ROAD NEW ROAD BUSINESSMAN DEAN ESSEQUIBO COAST TITLE OF LIST: UNITED DESTINY GROUP SYMBOL OF LIST: TORCH TYPE OF LIST: PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION NO. NAME ADDRESS OCCUPATION 1 BACCHUS, FIZUL 9 NEW ROAD SPORTS EXEC. 2 BARAKAT BIBI SHAKEELA CHARITY HOUSING SCHEME RETIRED 3 BROWN, EDWARD CHARITY RIVERDAM MECHANIC 4 BROWNE, KEENAN CHARITY RIVERDAM MECHANIC EDWARD 5 CORLETTE, MICHAEL CHARITY RIVERDAM WELDER ANTHONY 6 CORLETTE, TAGEWATTIE CHARITY RIVERDAM HOUSEWIFE 7 COUCHMAN, ALVIN DAVID JAMES SCHEME FARMER RUPERT 8 DASILVA ENRICO NEW ROAD ESSEQUIBO BUSINESSMAN 9 DASILVA NEIL RAYMOND NEW ROAD ESSEQUIBO BUSINESSMAN 10 DASILVA, SHARON NEW ROAD ESSEQUIBO BUSINESSMAN 11 GODDETTE,ORITHA JACKLOW UPPER POM. RIVER BUSINESSWOMAN 12 GOMES, ERIC GREGORY NEW ROAD ESSEQUIBO MANAGER 13 GRAY, COLIN JOSEPH SOMERSET & BERKS ELECTRICIAN 11 14 RAMRATTAN, MOHAN CHARITY-AMAZON CARPENTER LALL 15 MAHADEO, DOODNAUTH CHARITY H/SCHEME PHOTOGRAPHER 16 MARKS, SHWAN CHARITY RIVERDAM MEDIA REPORTER 17 NOBREGAA DIANE AGNES CHARITY RIVERDAM BUSINESSWOMAN 18 NOBREGA, SHAUN CHARITY RIVERDAM BUSINESSMAN MICHAEL 19 STOLL, ATHISA JACKLOW POMEROON STORE CLERK 20 SHIVLALL, HEIMOAT NEW ROAD ESSEQUIBO MINER 21 THOMPSON, DWAYNE
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    1 GUYANA: THE STORY OF FOUR MOUALANAS (1937-1968) By Imam Ahmad Hamid For one hundred years the Muslims in Guyana were completely isolated from their country of origin. They struggled against great odds to maintain their Islamic identity in a society that was highly prejudiced against Islam. The Muslims built Masjids, founded organizations, and were able to command respect from all denominations in Guyana. The first Moulana came in 1937, and as from the 1960s, many Moulanas came from Barbados, UK, Canada, India, Pakistan, and other parts of the world with the Tablighi Jamaat. The word Moulana1 can be interpreted to mean a Muslim who is learned and who is recognized as a spiritual leader (our leader) in a community. A few Guyanese returned home with the title of Moulana after completing their studies in India or Pakistan. Guyanese who studied in the Middle East returned with the title of Shaykh. Of the Moulanas who visited Guyana, four have left their footprints upon the sands of time.2 In terms of academics, Moulana and Shaykh have the same status. 1. His Eminence Moulana Al Hajj Sayed Shams-ud-din (RA) As long as United Sad’r Islamic Anjuman exists, the name Moulana Al Hajj Sayed Shams-ud-din bin Nizam-ud-din, Alhoseini Qaderi of Navsari, Bombay, India will live. However, his arrival was steeped in controversy. The Trustees and members Queenstown Jama Masjid (QJM), The Islamic Association (TIA), and Jamiatul Ulama I Din of Guyana (JUDG) debated hotly whether to host Moulana Shams-ud-din (RA) who was at the time the guest of the Muslims of Trinidad.
  • Volume 3 2014

    Volume 3 2014

    GUYANA CENTRAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME CAPITAL PROJECT PROFILES For the year 2014 as presented to THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY VOLUME 3 SECTION 1 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL PROJECT PROFILES BY AGENCY TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1- CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL PROJECT PROFILES BY AGENCY INDEX TO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL PROJECTS DIVISION AGENCYPROGRAMME PROJECT TITLE REF. # 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Office and Residence of the President 1 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Information Communication Technology 2 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Minor Works 3 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Land Transport 4 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Purchase of Equipment 5 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Civil Defence Commission 6 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Guyana Office for Investment 7 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Government Information Agency 8 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Guyana Energy Agency 9 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services National Communication Network 10 1 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT 011 - Administrative Services Institute of Applied Science and 11 Technology - IAST 2 OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER 021 - Prime Minister's Secretariat Minor Works 12 2 OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER 021 - Prime Minister's Secretariat Land Transport 13 2 OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER 021 - Prime Minister's Secretariat Office
  • Guyana's Flood Disaster...The National Response

    Guyana's Flood Disaster...The National Response

    Introduction The natural disaster…and after Torrential rain, a deluge, an inundation of parts of the Coastland, in short - the country’s worst natural disaster, was the experience of Guyanese during the January- February period. The average amount of rainfall in Guyana for the month of January for the past 100 years is 7.3 inches. However, the country witnessed more than seven times that in January 2005 - some 52 inches. From December 24 through January 31 the total amount of rainfall exceeded 60 inches, with one night’s rainfall amounting to seven inches. This resulted in severe flooding and Government declaring Regions Three, Four and Five disaster areas. As the Administration planned its response, President Bharrat Jagdeo immediately called meetings of Cabinet Ministers, Leader of the Opposition Robert Corbin, Joint Service Heads and the City Council. Later he met with representatives of the Guyana Red Cross and members of religious organizations and non-governmental organizations. From these meetings with various stakeholders, committees, including members of the Opposition, were established in charge of water, food, shelter, health care and infrastructure, to assist affected people. Cabinet Ministers were dispatched to affected areas and provided periodic briefs to the Head of State. A committee headed by Cabinet Secretary Dr. Roger Luncheon to coordinate assistance from overseas and the donor community, was also established. A Joint Operation Centre (JOC) was set up at Eve Leary and the relief efforts were coordinated through this entity, while the President’s Residence, State House was used as a resource centre. The worst hit areas were the East Coast of Demerara in Region Four and Canal No.
  • Tariff Consolidation

    Tariff Consolidation

    ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------Public Utilities Commission ----------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------Annual Report 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chairman’s Statement 3 Introduction 5 Organisational Chart 8 REPORTS Complaints Divisions 13 Engineering Division 26 Finance Division 29 Accountant’s Review 41 2 FROM THE DESK OF THE CHAIRMAN Justice Prem Persaud CCH (ret’d) Regulation performs a vital role in the operation of public utilities which provide essential and vital services to consumers, and here in Guyana the Public Utilities Commission has been given the role as the watch-dog, and to hold an even keel between the consumers and the utility Companies. I have been intimately associated with Regulated bodies within the Caribbean in my capacity as a member/official of OOCUR, (ORGANISATION OF CARIBBEAN UTILITY REULATORS)—and regret to note that in the region, Governments have encountered problems with their approach to Utility Regulators. There are cases where bad relationships exist between the Regulators and Utility Companies, and in these small and fragile open economies there are always implications for social, economic and political developments within these countries. These elements sometimes influence regulatory practices and in most