THE Guyana Chronicle story titled, “Thousands attend crusade led by Canadian evangelist” (Sept 2nd) is truly phenomenal, in more ways than one. The report says “Some sick people who

I refer to a news item in the Stabroek News newspaper in Guyana (“Residents Query Benefits of Marudi Mt.Gold Mining, September 1, 2009)” about a recent Town Hall meeting called

I agree with letter writer Mohamed Khan that there is “No quick-fix to police, army problems.” The heads of security forces should be questioned more and made accountable for the

HOW inconsiderate for the Immigration Department of the Guyana Police Force to shut their doors for the entire day, on a working day to say the least, to have

IN January 2006, our government promised a forum at which representatives of our overseas communities would be brought together to discuss and chart a more structured relationship with the

WE are witnessing a new dispensation and calls for justice and fair dealing within the government services and what should be the contribution of those who are issuing snippets

Robert Corbin was re-elected leader of the permanent opposition party, the PNC. What a tragedy for its members and supporters! Shame on both Corbin, and those blind adherents who

SO many persons are writing and engaging in irrelevant conclusions these days. All these persons and some of the newspapers and the television stations seem to forget one thing.

IN recent years, a number of critics have questioned whether the quantity of schooling really is a driving force behind economic growth. Some argue that even though there might