GUYANA has made significant strides towards the Millennium Development Goal 3 (MDG3), Canadian graduate student Michelle Bobala reported last Friday. Making a presentation on her findings to the Red

Police Commander promises tougher action on noise nuisance NOISE nuisance is becoming a chronic issue and the Guyana Police Force (GPF) needs to take tougher action against offenders, Rural

– missed flight and official engagement HOME Affairs Minister Clement Rohee is said to be still ill and absent from his desk since November 7, 2013. Guyana Chronicle has

CHAIRMAN of the Green Path Foundation, Charles Griffith, yesterday presented the secretary of Taurus Women’s Club, Odessa Moffat, with agricultural tools and seeds in the Guyana Chronicle compound. This

– it is a constitutional and administrative heresy, says AG Nandlall ATTORNEY General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall has described the A Partnership For National Unity (APNU)

– boosting joint cooperation discussed PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar met Vice-President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum for talks

Police maintain presence as things return to normal UP to early yesterday morning the Guyana Fire Service and ranks from the Guyana Police and prison officers were still on

LAST Sunday our reporter accidentally pulled up an incorrect photo that was used in a Village Focus article carried in our Pepper Pot supplement. The reporter has indicated that

SHANE Washington, 15, was last evening rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital in critical condition, suffering from head injuries. This publication was informed that the teenager was on his

Police and bandits in chance encounter as car makes ‘wrong turn’ CLOSE to 30 persons, including toddlers and pensioners, were forced to take cover on George and Leopold Streets