July 13, 2011 - Page 3 of 4 - Guyana Chronicle

US State Department Security Advisory about crime in the city riddled with inaccuracies

July 13, 2011

… Crime Chief Persaud says statement by Regional Security Officer ‘unprofessional’Following the US State Department’s Overseas Security Advisory Council- Bureau of Diplomatic Security release, which stated that the crime

Seems like Joey is hunting for attention

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

I TOOK the time to read Joey Jagan’s response to Mike’s letter on shared governance. (KN, Mike Persaud needs a special letter section for his ‘nancy stories’)Joey thrashes Mike

Ashley Singh’s letter is falsified and confusing

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

I take this opportunity to officially present the most ‘Clumsy LetterWriter’ in the history of Guyana. His/her name is Ashley Singh. If any reader has doubts regarding the existence

President Jagdeo absolutely correct in his apology refusal

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

I ADD my absolute acquiescence to the refusal of President Bharrat Jagdeo, in saying that government will not offer any apology to Nation of Islam Adviser, Akbar Muhammad. Akbar

President justified in decrying CAL’s mandatory T&T stopover

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

FOR umpteen years now I have been writing about how Guyanese are being treated, (or I should say mistreated) at Trinidad’s Piarco International Airport.I was so excited for myself

Thousands of Guyanese youths have steered away from crime

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

THE PNCR’s Lurlene Nestor either strives in a world of delusion or is too familiar with the trickeries of her party. It is therefore no surprise that her argument

The noise nuisance is menacing

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

THE Jamaicans can boast about their rock steady and Reggae, the Trinidadians can boast about their Caribbean Carnival while we in Guyana can boast about noise.Yes Mr. Editor, in

CCTV cameras in crime fight a step forward

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

The issues of crime and national security are increasingly becoming challenging ones and this is so, no doubt, because of the illegal narcotics trade. As a result, many countries

Regional cricket …

Staff Reporter -

July 13, 2011

PM Skerrit sees crucial key role for CARICOMBRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit says there is a role for regional governments in the management of West

Warner says may return to FIFA for ‘unfinished business’

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July 13, 2011

(REUTERS) – Former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, who quit soccer administration last month amid bribery allegations, said he would consider returning to the game to deal with “unfinished business”.Warner,

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