Governor Spanish Guayana Province

• Domingo de Vera e Llargoyen (1593 - 1629 )

Governors of Essequibo

• Adrian Groenewegen (1616 – 24)
• Jacob Conijn (1624 – 27)
• Jan van der Goes (1627 – 38)
• Cornelis Pieterszoon Hose (1638 – 41)
• Andriaen van der Woestijne (1641 – 44)
• Andriaen Janszoon (1644 – 16..)
• Aert Adriaenszoon Groenewegel (1657 – 64)
• John Scott (1665 – 66)
• Abraham Crijnssen (1666)
• Adriaen Groenewegel (1666)
• Baerland (1667–70)
• Hendrik Bol (1670 – 76)
• Jacob Hars (1676 – 78)
• Abraham Beekman (1678 – 90)
• Samuel Beekman (2 November 1690 – 10 December 1707)
• Peter van der Heyden Resen (10 December 1707 – 24 July 1719)
• Laurens de Heere (24 July 1719 – 12 October 1729)
• Hermanus Gelskerke (d. 1742) (12 October 1729 – April 1742)
• Laurens Storm van 's Gravesande (d. 1775) (April 1743 – 50)^[1]
• Robert Nicholson (27 February 1781 – 82)
• Abraham Jacob van Imbijze van Batenburg (22 April 1796 – 27 March 1802)

Directors-general

• Laurens Storm van 's Gravesande (1752 – 2 November 1772)^[1]
• George Hendrik Trotz (2 November 1772 – 81)

Commanders of Essequibo

• Albert Siraut des Touches (1784)
• Johannes Cornelis Bert (1784 – 87)
• Albertus Backer (1st time) (1787 – 89)
• Gustaaf Eduard Meijerhelm (1789 – 91)
• Matthijs Thierens (1791 – 93)
• Albertus Backer (2nd time) (1793 – 22 April 1796)
• George Hendrik Trotz (27 March 1802 – September 1803)

Lieutenant governors of Demerara and Essequibo

• Robert Nicholson (September 1803 – 18 August 1804)
• Antony Beaujon (18 August 1804 – 17 October 1805)
• James Montgomery (acting) (19 October 1805 – 8 May 1806)
• Henry William Bentinck (*1765 – †1821) (8 May 1806 – February 1812)
• Hugh Lyle Carmichael (*1764 – †1813) (February 1812 – 11 May 1813)
• E. Codd (acting) (11 May 1813 – 23 May 1813)
• John Murray (23 May 1813 – 26 April 1824)
• Sir Benjamin d'Urban (26 April 1824 – 21 July 1831)

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Administrators

Lieutenant Governors

• John Murray (1814–1824)
• Sir Benjamin d'Urban (1824–1831)

Notable Demerarans

• Sir James Douglas (1803–1877), Governor of the Colony of Vancouver Island (1851–64) and the Colony of British Columbia (1858–64).
• Rev. Joseph Ketley (1802–1875), Congregational missionary, mid 19th century.
• John Edmonstone (late 18th century–mid 19th century), a freed slave who taught Charles Darwin taxidermy.^[3]
• Andrew Watson (1856-1921), first black person to play association football at international level.^[4]

Commanders of Demerara

• Jonathan Samuel Storm van 's Gravesande (†1761) (1750–1761)^[1]
• Laurens Lodewijk van Bercheijk (†1765) (1761–1765)
• Jan Cornelis van den Heuvel (1765–1770)
• Paulus van Schuylenburgh (1772–1781)
• Antony Beaujon (22 April 1796 – 27 March 1802)

Governors of Demerara

• Robert Kingston (27 February 1781 – 1782)
• Louis Antoine Dazemard de Lusignan (1782)
• Armand Guy Simon de Coëtnempren, comte de Kersaint (*1742 – †1793) (1782)
• Georges Manganon de la Perrière (1783–1784)

Directors-general

• Laurens Storm van 's Gravesande (1752–1772)^[1]
• Joseph Bourda (acting) (6 March 1784 – February 1785)
• Jan L'Éspinasse (February 1785 – 18 August 1789)
• Albertus Backer (18 August 1789 – 31 March 1793)
• Baron Willem August Sirtema van Grovestins (31 March 1793 – May 1795)
• Antony Beaujon (May 1795 – 22 April 1796)^[5]
• Antony Meertens (27 March 1802 – September 1803)

Lieutenant governors of Demerara and Essequibo

• Robert Nicholson (September 1803 – 18 August 1804)
• Antony Beaujon (18 August 1804 – 17 October 1805)
• James Montgomery (acting) (19 October 1805 – 8 May 1806)
• Henry William Bentinck (*1765 – †1821) (8 May 1806 – February 1812)
• Hugh Lyle Carmichael (*1764 – †1813) (February 1812 – 11 May 1813)
• E. Codd (acting) (11 May 1813 – 23 May 1813)
• John Murray (23 May 1813 – 26 April 1824)
• Sir Benjamin d'Urban (26 April 1824 – 21 July 1831)^[6]

Leaders of rebellions

• 1823: Jack Gladstone of Plantation Success
• 1823: Quamina of Plantation Success

Governors of British Guiana (1831–1966)

On 26 May 1966, the colony achieved independence from the United Kingdom as Guyana. After independence, the viceroy in Guyana was the Governor-General of Guyana.

Republic of Independent Guiana

Republic (1886–1891)

The borders between France and the Empire of Brazil were not clear. Attempts at negotiations failed, and in 1862, it was decided that the area between the Amazon and the Oyapock rivers was a neutral territory. Paul Quartier, who had previously visited the territory in 1883, returned in 1885 and had a meeting with the village chiefs of Counani and Carsewenne (nowadays: Calçoene) who were hostile to the Brazilians.^[8][9] Quartier signed a treaty on 23 July 1886, creating the country of Counani in the disputed area.^[10]

A government was set up in Counani^[11] led by Jules Gros as President, Guigues as Minister of State and Quartier as Quartermaster. They set about recruiting settlers, and according to Le Gaulois, received over 3,000 requests.^[8] Both France and Brazil did not like what was happening and released a joint statement on 11 September 1887 stating that the Republic of Counani was not recognized.^[8] Gros was later deposed by his officials, and the death of Gros in 1891 resulted in the end of the short lived first Republic.^[12]

In 1894, gold was discovered in the Calçoene River, which resulted in a declaration of another autonomous state under Brazilian protection by general Francisco Cabral.^[8] In May 1895, Cabral arrested the village chief of Calçoene who had changed sides to the French. Camille Charvein, the Governor of French Guiana, sent troops to Mapá (nowadays: Amapá), and forced Cabral to retreat. 6 French, alongside 30 Brazilian soldiers and civilians, were killed during the battle, with an additional 60 French casualties.^[9] In 1897, France and Brazil asked Switzerland to settle the dispute, and most of the territory of the former state of Counani was given to Brazil in what is nowadays the state of Amapá.^[8]

Free State of Counani (1901–1904)

In 1901 a Frenchman named Adolphe Brezet proclaimed himself "Président de l'État libre de Counani".^[12] According to newspaper articles based on Brezet's statements, he was elected democratically in 1901.^[13]

This "special" State had a constitution, a flag and issued some stamps. It was never recognized by Brazil or France, but the South African Boer Republics opened diplomatic relations with Brezet (who had fought for them previously) during the Boer Wars.^[14] In 1904, Japan and Russia asked for vessels which Brezet didn't have, and thus exposed himself to France and Brazil. Nevertheless he claimed to be a president until 1911 when he was exiled to London.^[15] In 1913, he claimed support of the British navy in a plan to recapture Counani.^[13]

Claimants of Head of State

• Jules Gros (1829–1891) – a French journalist who laid claim as head of state from 1887 to 1891; he was Secretary of the Société de géographie in 1883^[12]
• Francisco Xavier da Veiga Cabral [pt] - a Brazilian general (1894-1895)^[8]
• Adolphe Brezet - a French military officer (1901–1904)^[12]

Monarch (1966–1970)

The succession to the throne was the same as the succession to the British throne.

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Reign			Royal House	Prime minister(s)
			Reign start	Reign end	Duration
1		Queen Elizabeth II (1926–2022)	26 May 1966	23 February 1970	7003136900000000000♠3 tahun, 273 hari	Windsor	Burnham

Governor-general

The governor-general was the representative of the monarch in Guyana and exercised most of the powers of the monarch. The governor-general was appointed for an indefinite term, serving at the pleasure of the monarch. Since Guyana was granted independence by the Guyana Independence Act 1966, rather than being first established as a semi-autonomous dominion and later promoted to independence as defined by the Statute of Westminster 1931, the governor-general was to be always appointed solely on the advice of the Cabinet of Guyana without the involvement of the British government, with the sole exception of Richard Luyt, the former colonial governor, who served as governor-general temporarily until he was replaced by David Rose. In the event of a vacancy the Chancellor (the head of the judicial branch, serving directly above the Chief Justice of Guyana) would have served as the officer administering the government.

Following is a list of people who have served as Governor-General of Guyana.

Symbols

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Monarch (Reign)
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Sir Richard Luyt (1915–1994)	26 May 1966	16 December 1966	7002204000000000000♠204 hari	Elizabeth II (1966–1970)
2		Sir David Rose (1923–1969)	16 December 1966	10 November 1969[†]	7003106000000000000♠2 tahun, 329 hari
–		Sir Edward Luckhoo (1912–1998) Acting Governor-General	10 November 1969	23 February 1970	7002105000000000000♠105 hari

President of Guyana

Under the Constitution of 1970, the first constitution of the Republic of Guyana, the president replaced the monarch as ceremonial head of state. The president was elected by the National Assembly for a six-year term. In the event of a vacancy the Chancellor (the head of the judicial branch, serving directly above the Chief Justice of Guyana) served as acting president. In 1980, the powers of the president were increased, with the establishment of the executive presidency.

Currently, the president is both head of state and head of government and, pursuant to article 91 of the Constitution, is directly elected on the basis of the votes cast in the general election. On Nomination Day, each list of contesting parties designate a member of their list as that party's presidential candidate. The presidential candidate whose party's list of candidates receives the most votes is elected president. In the event of a vacancy, the prime minister becomes president.

Status

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Elected	Term of office			Political party	Prime minister(s)
				Took office	Left office	Time in office
Ceremonial President
–		Sir Edward Luckhoo (1912–1998)	—	23 February 1970	17 March 1970	7001220000000000000♠22 hari	None[a]	Burnham
1		Arthur Chung (1918–2008)	1970	17 March 1970	6 October 1980	7003385600000000000♠10 tahun, 203 hari	Independent
			1976
Executive President
2		Forbes Burnham (1923–1985)	1980	6 October 1980	6 August 1985†	7003176500000000000♠4 tahun, 304 hari	People's National Congress	Reid Hoyte
3		Desmond Hoyte (1929–2002)	—	6 August 1985	9 October 1992	7003262100000000000♠7 tahun, 64 hari	People's National Congress	Green
			1985
4		Cheddi Jagan (1918–1997)	1992	9 October 1992	6 March 1997†	7003160900000000000♠4 tahun, 148 hari	People's Progressive Party	Hinds
5		Sam Hinds (born 1943)	—	6 March 1997	19 December 1997	7002288000000000000♠288 hari	People's Progressive Party	J. Jagan
6		Janet Jagan (1920–2009)	1997	19 December 1997	11 August 1999 (resigned.)	7002600000000000000♠1 tahun, 235 hari	People's Progressive Party	Hinds Jagdeo
7		Bharrat Jagdeo (born 1964)	—	11 August 1999	3 December 2011	7003449700000000000♠12 tahun, 114 hari	People's Progressive Party	Hinds
			2001
			2006
8		Donald Ramotar (born 1950)	2011	3 December 2011	16 May 2015	7003126000000000000♠3 tahun, 164 hari	People's Progressive Party
9		David Granger (born 1945)	2015	16 May 2015	2 August 2020[b]	7003190500000000000♠5 tahun, 78 hari	People's National Congress (APNU)	Nagamootoo
10		Irfaan Ali (born 1980)	2020	2 August 2020	Incumbent	7003212300000000000♠5 tahun, 297 hari	People's Progressive Party	Phillips

Vice President

List of prime ministers

This is a list of the prime ministers of Guyana, from the establishment of the office of Chief Minister of British Guiana in 1953 to the present day. After the creation of the vice presidency in 1980, the title became the Prime Minister and First Vice President of Guyana.

Political parties

Other affiliations

Chief minister of British Guiana

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Political party	Monarch(s)
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Cheddi Jagan (1918–1997)	30 May 1953	9 October 1953	7002132000000000000♠132 hari	PPP/C	Elizabeth II
(1)			21 August 1957[32]	5 September 1961	7003135700000000000♠3 tahun, 261 hari

Premiers of British Guiana

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Political party	Monarch(s)
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
1		Cheddi Jagan (1918–1997)	5 September 1961	12 December 1964	7003119400000000000♠3 tahun, 98 hari	PPP/C	Elizabeth II
2		Forbes Burnham (1923–1985)	12 December 1964	26 May 1966	7002530000000000000♠1 tahun, 165 hari	PNCR

Prime ministers of Guyana

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of office			Political party	Head(s) of state
			Took office	Left office	Time in office
Guyana (Commonwealth realm)
1		Forbes Burnham (1923–1985)	26 May 1966	23 February 1970	7003136900000000000♠3 tahun, 273 hari	PNCR	Elizabeth II
Co-operative Republic of Guyana
(1)		Forbes Burnham (1923–1985)	23 February 1970	6 October 1980	7003387800000000000♠10 tahun, 226 hari	PNCR	Luckhoo Chung
2		Ptolemy Reid (1918–2003)	6 October 1980	16 August 1984	7003141000000000000♠3 tahun, 315 hari	PNCR	Burnham
3		Desmond Hoyte (1929–2002)	16 August 1984	6 August 1985	7002355000000000000♠355 hari	PNCR
4		Hamilton Green (born 1934)	6 August 1985	9 October 1992	7003262100000000000♠7 tahun, 64 hari	PNCR	Hoyte
5		Sam Hinds (born 1943)	9 October 1992	17 March 1997	7003162000000000000♠4 tahun, 159 hari	PPP/C	C. Jagan Himself
6		Janet Jagan (1920–2009)	17 March 1997	19 December 1997	7002277000000000000♠277 hari	PPP/C	Hinds
(5)		Sam Hinds (born 1943)	19 December 1997	9 August 1999	7002598000000000000♠1 tahun, 233 hari	PPP/C	J. Jagan
7		Bharrat Jagdeo (born 1964)	9 August 1999	11 August 1999	7000200000000000000♠2 hari	PPP/C
(5)		Sam Hinds (born 1943)	11 August 1999	20 May 2015	7003576100000000000♠15 tahun, 282 hari	PPP/C	Jagdeo Ramotar
8		Moses Nagamootoo (born 1947)	20 May 2015	2 August 2020	7003190100000000000♠5 tahun, 74 hari	AFC (APNU)	Granger
9		Mark Phillips (born 1961)	2 August 2020	Incumbent	7003212300000000000♠5 tahun, 297 hari	PPP/C	Ali

List of speakers

Leaders of the Opposition

Image	Name	Took office	Left office	Notes
	Cheddi Jagan	1966	1973	[35]
	Marcellus Fielden Singh	1974	1976	[35]
	Cheddi Jagan	1976	1980	[35]
		1980	1992	Designated as Minority Leader[35]
	Desmond Hoyte	1992	2000
		2000	2002	[35]
	Robert Corbin	2002	2012	[35]
	David A. Granger	2012	2015	[36]
	Bharrat Jagdeo	2015	2020	[37]
	Joseph Harmon	2020	2022	[38]
	Aubrey Norton	2022	Incumbent	[39]

Chief Justices

• c.1826 Sergeant Rough (President of Court of Justice)
• 1821–1835 Charles Wray (President of Court of Justice)^[40]
• 1835–1836 John Walpole Willis (Vice-President of Court of Justice under Charles Wray)^[41]
• 1836–1852 Jeffery Hart Bent
• 1852–?1862 William Arrindell (died from fall, 1862)^[42]
• 1863–1868 John Beaumont^[43]
• 1868–1878 Sir William Snagg
• 1878–1895 David Patrick Chalmers ^[44]
• 1895–1897 Sir Edward Loughlin O'Malley
• 1897–1901 Sir William James Smith^[45]
• 1902–1912 Sir Henry Alleyne Bovell^[46]
• 1912–1914 Sir Thomas Crossley Rayner^[47] (died in office)
• Albert Earnshaw (acting)
• Maurice Julian Berkeley (acting)
• 1914–1926 Sir Charles Major^[48]
• 1927–1934 Sir Anthony de Freitas
• 1934–1938 Sir Bernard Arthur Crean (afterwards Chief Justice of Cyprus, 1938)
• 1938–1942 Maurice Vincent Camacho
• 1942–1945 Sir John Verity
• 1947–1951 Sir Newnham Worley
• ?–1955 Sir (Edward) Peter Stubbs Bell^[49] (afterwards Chief Justice of Northern Rhodesia, 1955)
• 1955–1959 Frank William Holder^[50]
• 1958–?1960 Kenneth Sievewright Stoby^[51]
• 1960–1966 Sir Joseph Alexander Luckhoo
• 1966 Guyana became independent and Court of Appeal established.
• 1966–1980 Harold Bollers^[52]
• 1981–1988 Kenneth Montague George ^[53]
• c.1990 Rudolph Harper
• 1995-1996 Cecil C Kennard^[54]
• 1996–2001 Désirée Bernard^[55]
• 2001–2015 Ian Chang (acting)^[56]
• 2015–2017 Yonette Cummings-Edwards (acting)^[57]
• 2017–present Roxane George-Wiltshire (acting)^[58]

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1. ↑ Was Chief Justice of Guyana
2. ↑ Lost confidence vote on 21 December 2018; see 2020 Guyanese general election