Increased African arrivals in Guyana sparks probe
MINISTER of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee has disclosed that his ministry is investigating a growing concern over the increase in the number of African nationals, particularly Nigerians, who are entering Guyana illegally from Venezuela and Brazil.
He said, while immigration officers are probing the matter, Government will spare no effort in tracking down and breaking […]
Rohee expresses concern over PNCR Carifesta threat
THE recent utterances by Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR), Mr. Robert Corbin, in relation to Guyana’s hosting of Carifesta X have come in for grave criticisms by the Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Clement Rohee.
“The Ministry of Home Affairs has noted with interest Opposition Leader Robert Corbin’s threat to disrupt the […]
Gov’t, security forces working to dismantle criminal enterprise
- Rohee assures Bartica residents, businessmen
THE administration and the Joint Services are relentlessly continuing their efforts to dismantle the criminal enterprise which created havoc in January and February this year by killing 23 persons in Lusignan and Bartica.
Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee who gave this assurance yesterday at a meeting in Bartica with residents […]
Fight against pernicious, hostile anti - PPP propaganda must continue - Clement Rohee
MINISTER of Home Affairs Clement Rohee and executive member of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic ) PPP/C) said the fight against the pernicious and hostile propaganda being peddled by certain anti-PPP elements, politicians, social activists and columnists who continue to push the myth that Afro-Guyanese are being ‘marginalised’ and ‘discriminated’ against.
Winners of the Cheddi Jagan […]
Prisons not reluctant to drug testing of ranks - Minister Rohee
Georgetown, GINA, March 27, 2008Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee last evening informed the National Assembly that there is at present no compulsory drug testing programme for police and prison officers, pointing out that the Police Act does not provide for such.
The Minister was responding to GAP-ROAR Member of Parliament Everall Franklin who had […]
Stabroek News should provide information on Phantom gangs - Home Affairs Minister
Georgetown, GINA, March 26, 2008Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee has lashed out at the Stabroek News for its recent article which infers that so-called “phantom gangs” may have re-emerged. Minister Rohee said the article’s intent is clearly to mislead readers and must be seen as an unfortunate development in the media fraternity since the […]
Now is the time to build for the future generation
Tacuma Ogunseye in his letter of March 14, 2008, set out to discredit me recently in certain sections of the local media.
From time immemorial it has been the practice worldwide for opposition elements of all sorts to hurl insults, innuendoes and abuse at persons serving in Government. I had my days in such ventures while […]
Ministers Ronald Gajraj and Clement Rohee Visa revocation will not affect Guyana/US, Canada relations
- Dr. Luncheon, team return from successful overseas trip
Georgetown, GINA, February 12, 2004
“In both countries the authorities highlighted the state of bilateral relationships and these are on sound ground, and they were of the expectation that bilateral relations would continue improving in the future.”
These are the sentiments of the United States and Canadian Governments with […]
PNCR out to tarnish work of security forces - Home Affairs Minister
MINISTER of Home Affairs Clement Rohee has lashed out at the People’s National Congress Reform (PNC/R) Leader Robert Corbin for circulating misinformation and falsification by way of letter which are intended to tarnish the Joint Services.
Rohee as private citizen
I refer to my letter of January 21, 2008, treating with the subject at caption (The January 15 Expose’ ) and published in yesterday’s edition of the Guyana Chronicle.
In my letter under reference, I signed my name Clement Rohee (a private citizen) and not in my capacity as Minister of Home Affairs.
