The hypocrisy that surrounds the Opposition

You can also post comments, and manage your email subscription. ... Terms of Service | Privacy Policy Guyana News # Guyana-born man extradited to US Ronley Floyd Bynoe Ronley Floyd Bynoe By Stabroek News March 5, 2026 A Guyana-born man wanted on federal fraud charges in the United States was extradited from Guyana yesterday morning after consenting to be transferred without a court fight, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) announced. Ronley Floyd Bynoe, who had been held on remand at Georgetown’s Camp Street Prison, was removed from the facility at approximately 9:00 p.m. Tuesday and transported under security escort to the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri. He was handed over to two U.S. Marshals and placed aboard an American Airlines flight departing for the United States at 1:30 a.m. Bynoe faces charges of misuse of a Social Security number, aggravated identity theft, and bank fraud. A federal grand jury indictment Case No. 1:23-CR00534 was filed against him in September 2023 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. An arrest warrant was subsequently issued, but U.S. authorities were unable to serve it after Bynoe fled to Guyana. The U.S. government formally requested his extradition through Guyana’s Ministry of Home Affairs in November 2025. On February 16, 2026, Minister of Home Affairs Oneidge Walrond signed an Authority to Proceed under Section 12(1) of the Fugitive Offenders Act, Chapter 10:04, as amended by the Fugitive Offenders (Amendment) Act 2024. Bynoe was arrested by local police on February 18 2026 and appeared before Acting Chief Magistrate Faith McGusty at the Georgetown Magistrate’s Court the following day. He waived his right to contest the extradition and consented to be ... 2. ## Brother and sister drown in Enterprise trench ... ## No deportation of Guyanese living illegally in St. Kitts-Nevis – PM Drew ... 5. ## BBC World Questions now set for Guyana on March 10 6. ## Silence from authorities deepens over death of 14-year-old in Region Two ... ### Guyanese man remanded pending extradition to US over fraud charges February 20, 2026 ### Jamaican extradited to U.S. on lottery fraud charges February 13, 2015 ### [Mozambique ex-

**Dear Editor,** The recent outburst by WPA’s David Hinds on his weekly show Politics 101 is both deeply troubling and disrespectful. Using derogatory terms like “lick \*\*\*\* Africans,” “house slaves,” and other inflammatory language to describe Afro-Guyanese who do not align with his political ideology, Hinds has crossed a line that no responsible leader or commentator should ever approach. When leaders stoop to such divisive rhetoric against their own community, it begs the question: What does this mean for other ethnic groups in our political party and country, especially Indo-Guyanese and other minorities, if such figures were to gain power? Political discourse should be a platform for ideas, solutions, and constructive debate—not a battleground for insults and personal attacks. It is one thing to disagree with someone’s political stance; it is entirely another to vilify them with degrading language, especially when those being attacked share the same cultural and ethnic heritage. Such behaviour not only undermines the spirit of democracy but also fuels unnecessary division and animosity among people who should be united in their pursuit of a better Guyana. It is especially concerning that these comments come on the heels of an agreement between the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) and the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) for the upcoming elections. As a member of the PNCR, I find it unacceptable that anyone aligned with our political cause would use such disparaging language to describe fellow citizens—let alone those from their own community. If David Hinds can so easily belittle Afro-Guyanese who disagree with him, what reassurance do Indo-Guyanese and other ethnic groups have that they will be treated with respect and ... We cannot afford to let this kind of rhetoric take root in our political culture. Guyana’s strength lies in its diversity and the shared aspirations of its people, regardless of race or political affiliation. Leaders must rise above petty insults and work toward fostering unity and understanding. I call on all right thinking leaders to condemn Dr. Hinds and the highly disrespectful comments made to my Afro brothers and sisters, who have forged a path of resilience and determination, having being enslaved for centuries. My Afro brothers and sisters have suffered in the past during the colonial era, and we must not allow them to suffer in this modern era. I strongly condemn the words echoed by David Hinds, They do not reflect the values we should uphold as a nation, and they have no place in our political discourse. Instead of insulting and belittle Afro-Guyanese, he should have reminded them about their history and struggles that their ancestors been through, many of us doesn’t have the knowledge of our ancestors and sometimes our decisions we ... for them? I believe our people need vibrant leadership, leadership that will take on responsibilities and not ... our supporters, especially our young men and women. We must understand that if we continue to insult and not inspire ... If we continue like this, the PPP will trample on us at every opportunity they get. We must stand united against the ... past them. Politics is about demonstrating leadership at every level. Political parties are bigger than all of us. In the lead-up to the elections, I urge all political leaders and commentators to commit to dialogue and constructive criticism being cognizant that we are in an election year. Focus on what truly matters: the issues affecting our people, the policies that will drive our nation forward, and the unity that will ensure a prosperous future for all Guyanese. Let’s reject divisiveness and embrace the shared humanity that binds us together. **Sincerely,** **Pt. Ubraj Narine, JP, COA** **Former Staff Sgt. (GDF), Mayor** **City of Georgetown** Trending 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. [![]<

The Alliance For Change wishes to say “Thank You” to the thousands who came forward to support the Party’s chairman Mr. Nigel Hughes. The AFC especially thanks President Donald Ramotar who immediately offered the services of the Guyana Defence Force, Minister of Health Dr. Bheri Ramsarran and the doctors, technicians and nurses of the Caribbean Heart Institute, Captain Gerry Gouveia and Roraima Airways, Members of Parliament and other political activists. We know that the entire AFC family and thousands of ordinary Guyanese were praying for Mr. Hughes and on behalf of his family, we say “Thank You”. your prayers provided comfort and strength during a very trying time. We wish to assure all our supporters and friends, those who called or sent messages or were there with us, that your support helped. Mr. Hughes is resting comfortably at the CHI and the doctors and nurses are providing excellent care. Please continue to pray for his full recovery. March 18, 2013

**House of Israel** is a Black Hebrew Israelites religious organisation in Guyana founded in 1972 by Rabbi Washington which claims that Africans were the original Hebrews, and that Jesus Christ was black.[\[1\]] During the 1970s and 1980s, it was often described as a cult.[\[1\]][\[2\]] ... The House of Israel was established by an American fugitive, David Hill, also known as Rabbi Edward Washington, who arrived in Guyana in 1972.[\[1\]][\[3\]] In the 1970s, the group claimed a membership of 8,000.[\[1\]] The House of Israel had a daily radio programme in which it preached that Africans were the original Hebrews. Opponents of the government claimed that the House of Israel constituted a private army for Guyana's ruling party, the People's National Congress (PNC).[\[1\]] During an anti-government demonstration, a House of Israel member murdered Roman Catholic priest Bernard Darke because he was on the staff of a religious opposition newspaper, the _Catholic Standard_. The House of Israel also engaged in strikebreaking activities and disruptions of public meetings.[\[1\]] Critics of the government alleged that House of Israel members acted with impunity during the government of Forbes Burnham. However, under Desmond Hoyte, Burnham's successor, Rabbi Washington and key associates ... Israel,[\[4\]][\[3\]] and sentenced to 15 years in 1986.[\[2\]] Hill was released in ... At the 2014 Walter Rodney inquiry, Joseph Hamilton, former priest of the House of Israel, testified that the House of Israel committed “oppressive and terrorizing acts on behalf of the PNC.”[\[6\]] ... 1. ^ _**a**_ _**b**_ _**c**_ _**d**_ _**e**_ _**f**_Nishani Frazier. "The "Other" Jim Jones: Rabbi David Hill, House of Israel, and Black American Religion in the Age of Peoples Temple". _San Diego State University_. Retrieved 23 November 2021. ... 4. **^**Conway, Frederick J. "Religion" (and subsections). A Country Study: Guyana (Tim Merrill, editor). Library of Congress Federal Research Division (January 1992). _This article ... 7. **^**"House of Israel was hit squad - Rodney's brother". _Stabroek News_. 30 April 2014. Retrieved 23 November 2021. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=House\_of\_Israel\_(Guyana)&oldid=1271717223" Categories: - Religion in Guyana - Christian denominations in Guyana - Black Hebrew Israelites - Christian new religious movements Search Search House of Israel (Guyana) Add languages[Add