PLANS are moving apace for the hosting of yet another Jamzone Summer Break, one of the biggest calendar events for ‘the summer’. This year, for the first time in

LABOURER Asgar Ally of Columbia village, Essequibo Coast recently sustained serious bites on his right leg by piranhas while cleaning an Aberdeen South drainage trench in that rice growing

–says MPW after recent inspection THE Ministry of Public Works (MPW) has said that the emergency works underway to fix a one mile stretch of the Bartica/Issano Road in

President Ramotar says ‘he is turning the argument around’ PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar yesterday smirked when asked to respond to Leader of the main Opposition, Brigadier (rtd.) David Granger who

A FIRE of unknown origin yesterday afternoon destroyed equipment at Edward B. Beharry’s Chowmein Factory, Mandela Avenue. When the Guyana Chronicle arrived at the scene, shortly after learning of

-over 350 laptops distributed THE One Laptop Per Family (OLPF) Programme is adding to its long list of recipients, hundreds more happy and grateful people, as it continues another

MINISTER of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert Persaud has said that there are effective physical and organisational infrastructure to support the gold mining sector, particularly at this time

THERE has been much talk about the quality of homes being built by individual contractors and some contracting firms. Reportedly, some do not meet the expectations of home owners,

A RECENT surprise search carried out by Criminal Investigation Department (CID) ranks and guards of the New Amsterdam Prison unearthed seventy grammes of cannabis sativa, numerous makeshift offensive weapons,

THE Project Management Unit (PMU) of the European Union-funded Agricultural Policy Programme for CARIFORUM countries has established a website which aims at updating visitors on the progress of the project. The