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‘GOD FEARING’ POLITICAL PARTY TO BE LAUNCHED ON NOV 30

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A new political party calling itself the first God-fearing party of its kind in Guyana with leaders who say they are faithful to God, in belief and lifestyle could be appearing on ballot papers in 2020. The details of this report from Handell Duncan

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