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October 29, 2009
MANY Guyanese were greeted late on Tuesday or early Wednesday morning with the news that the British Government has cancelled a 4.9 million pounds security sector reform project for
Archive for the Day: October 29, 2009
October 29, 2009
The issue of climate change is gaining increasing attention but even though its disastrous long term effects are predictable through authentic scientific research and events that are taking place
October 29, 2009
THE Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) rehabilitation continues to improve the efficiency of the 6074-foot long structure. On November 1, the Corporation will be engaged in replacing the northern lane
October 29, 2009
THE Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha will be hosting a series of pujas to commemorate Kartik Snaan. on Monday November 2. Kartik Purnima/Kartik Snaan/Teerath marks a special day for spiritual
October 29, 2009
THE Home Affairs Ministry has responded to persistent complaints from senior citizens and other residents about loud noise from bars, churches, workshops, homes and other places and has directed
October 29, 2009
Rice farmers on the Essequibo Coast are calling on Government to take back the Caricom Rice Mills from the St. Vincent-based owners. Speaking to the Chronicle, several rice farmers
October 29, 2009
Essequibians are requesting that the Transport and Harbours Department put back the Adventure-Parika Ferry service on its normal scheduled operation. Several commuters told the Chronicle that the current ‘tide
October 29, 2009
The Mashabo Amerindian community, located several miles aback Huist T’Dieren Village on the Essequibo Coast, is expanding its ‘grow more food’ programme. Toshoa of the village, Mr. Sylvin Raphael,
October 29, 2009
Region Two Chairman, Mr. Alli Baksh, has announced that the Chief Co-op officer will be asked to intervene in matters concerning the state of Co-operative Societies in Region Two
October 29, 2009
A TEAM that has recently completed a fact finding mission on the feasibility of large-scale cassava farming at the Pirara Ranch in the North Rupununi, led by Vic Oudit,
