| The A Partnership for National Unity & Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) coalition is deeply saddened by the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. We extend our deepest condolences to her immediate family, to the United Kingdom (UK) Government, and to the people of Great Britain. Britain has lost one of its great national icons. She touched the lives of many in the UK and the wider world. She will be greatly missed by many across seas and oceans. Though Guyana became independent from Britain in 1966 and a Republic in 1970, many Guyanese still followed, with interest, her life as Queen of Great Britain and as Head of the Commonwealth. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and the people of Great Britain over their colossal and irreplaceable loss. |
Guyana’s Official Name Fixed in Constitution, But Passport Reflects “Republic of Guyana”
As discussions continue around national identity and constitutional reform, Guyana’s supreme law makes one point clear: the country’s official name—the...
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