By Michel Outridge ANSA McAL Trading Ltd (AMTL) designated last Friday “PINK Friday” in support of the fight against breast cancer. The company showed its support for the fight

FORTY-THREE-year-old Denise Hope of Tucville, Georgetown had her throat slashed and was also reportedly stabbed to her back immediately after exiting the Universal Church (formerly Strand Cinema) at Charlotte

By Michel Outridge THE newly-renovated Courts Main Street store was yesterday a hive of activity as Courts hosted its Customer Appreciation Day event. Courts Marketing Manager, Pernell Cummings, told

By Vanessa Narine THE Amerindian People’s Association’s (APA) protest staged during last week’s National Toshaos’ Conference was baseless, according to Chair of the National Toshaos Council (NTC), Derrick John.

By Shirley Thomas NINETEEN nurses of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) yesterday graduated after having successfully completed a period of training in Paediatric Emergency Skills under a collaborative

By Michelle Gonsalves THE Guyana Women Artists Association (GWAA) opened its 25th Annual Exhibition last Thursday at the National Art Gallery (Castellani House) at Vlissengen Road and Homestretch Avenue,

THE Housing Ministry’s aggressive drive to empower Guyanese through home ownership was furthered yesterday when more than 1200 families pulled their house lot numbers for Lust-en-Rust, Region Three, at

–underscores difference between parliamentary systems By Vanessa Narine SPEAKER of the Suriname National Assembly, Dr. Jennifer Geerling-Simons,  told the Guyana Chronicle Friday that meetings with leaders and members of

FINANCE Minister Dr Ashni Singh has said, in not so many words, that old habits do indeed die hard where the main opposition, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU)

By Vanessa Narine IN exchanging views on the procedures of the National Assembly in Guyana and Suriname, discussions between Opposition Members of Parliament (MPs) and the visiting Surinamese Parliamentary