The Prime Minister has announced that the general election will take place on November 11, with new COVID-19 safety measures in effect for voters.
The Department of Youth Services launches the Youth Votes Matter campaign to engage young voters ahead of the November 11th elections.
The People's United Party celebrated its 70th anniversary with a virtual National Party Council Meeting featuring speeches from party leaders.
Henry Charles Usher has been officially installed as the PUP standard-bearer for the Fort George constituency, succeeding his father Said Musa.
Judith Alpuche expresses disappointment over the withdrawal of the Equal Opportunities Bill by the Barrow Government due to opposition from Evangelicals.
A fake document claiming the dissolution of the National Assembly caused public concern before being confirmed as false by Attorney General Michael Peyrefitte.
The Chamber of Commerce suggests holding the general election on a Sunday and rejects the idea of a weekday holiday due to economic concerns.
Dean Barrow remains Prime Minister despite plans for Patrick Faber's official launch as UDP Party Leader.
the Attorney General insists that the Department of Health Services must provide names of COVID-19 positive individuals despite concerns over patient confidentiality
Kim Simplis Barrow officially stepped down as Special Envoy for Women and Children after 13 years of service advocating for women's and children's rights.
The CEO of the Ministry of Human Development clarifies the rental of a building owned by Minister Anthony Boots Martinez amid allegations of preferential treatment.
Julius Espat defends his past involvement in public contracts while discussing the PUP's infrastructure plans and the need to minimize political patronage.
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