July 2011 - Page 67 of 116 - Guyana Chronicle

Panday’s mother-in-law mastermind behind foiled heist at Bel Air Gardens

July 14, 2011

…. Malcolm Panday allegesFOLLOWING thorough investigations into the multi-million dollar robbery at Bel Air Gardens on Tuesday, police have arrested the suspected masterminds behind the foiled heist.Malcolm Panday, owner

Why do journalists pander to opposition sentiments?

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

IT is hard to understand sometimes why journalists who are supposed to be responsible and fair in their judgment and utterances often sully their reputation and credibility by pandering

Asquith AFC’s mumbo-jumbo

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

I find it quite uncontrollably risible that Asquith Rose would write the article: “The AFC will establish an accountable government” and think that it is a worthwhile pamphlet. It

Verdict in Casey Anthony trial is shocking

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

THE captivating Casey Anthony trial has concluded and a bombshell verdict arrived at but I have not seen any story on the International News section of our daily newspapers.

Freddie Kissoon’s vacuity cannot disparage President Jagdeo.

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

I am in perpetual amusement with your ‘star columnist,’ Mr. Freddie Kissoon. He invokes a Shakespearean quote, and seeks to depreciate President Jagdeo. Here is how he puts it.“Life’s

PNC had a plan to seize power

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

FOR when polling day dawned on October 5, 1992, it was apparent to most observers that the people were going to vote the PNC out of office: the PPP/C,

Poor security response

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

WHAT will be the government’s reaction to another example of poor security response, when we read that bandits attacked a pawnshop next door to the Vigilance Police Station, and

Good police work

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

IN recent years the Guyana Police Force has come under severe pressure due to heightened criminal activities, many of which are carried out with the use of weapons of

Food for the Poor renews commitment with RHTYSC after two-year hiatus

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

FOLLOWING a two-year absence, during which Executive Director of Food for the Poor (Guyana) Inc. (FFP) Leon Davis said his organisation was “overlooking” the achievements of Rose Hall Town

Guyana Cricket Board names sub-committees

Staff Reporter -

July 14, 2011

IN LESS than 24 hours after being nominated into office, the Ramsay Ali-led Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) held its first executive meeting Monday night, in which the various committees

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