HGP NIGHTLY NEWS- A Commission of Inquiry into Guyana’s worst maritime tragedies in recent history was sworn…
HGP NIGHTLY NEWS- A Commission of Inquiry into Guyana’s worst maritime tragedies in recent history was sworn in today, yet the media was neither invited nor given prior notice of the ceremony. For an inquiry that the President says will provide the nation with a “full, fair and…
HGP NIGHTLY NEWS- A Commission of Inquiry into Guyana’s worst maritime tragedies in recent history was sworn in today, yet the media was neither invited nor given prior notice of the ceremony. For an inquiry that the President says will provide the nation with a “full, fair and impartial account” of the MV Barima disaster, the decision to exclude the media from its very first public step says a whole lot about transparency and openness.
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