CHIEF Executive Officer (CEO) of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo), Dr. Raj Singh yesterday confirmed that workers at the Skeldon Sugar Estate, both factory and field, have resorted to

SPEAKER of the National Assembly, Mr. Raphael Trotman yesterday was empathic in his denial of claims that he sexually assaulted a young man, made on the popular social media

FACED with questions last Friday about the possibility of violence erupting from protests called by A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), Leader of the Opposition Brigadier (ret’d)David Granger told

AS the new school term kicks off, the building which will house Camille’s Institute for Business and Science Studies is still being constructed. The school is now located in

NEHEMIAH Comprehensive School last Friday held its eighth graduation ceremony and Annual Prize- Giving exercise, at which 13 students were specially honoured with certificates and trophies: eight were fifth

THE Ministry of Amerindian Affairs on Saturday launched its Annual Day of Sports and Family Fun-day at the Everest Cricket Club ground. The event was held under the theme:

THE Amerindians who inhabit Guyana have been making objects with their hands from time immemorial. They are the descendants of people from India and Africa, who worked and learned about

WITH September being designated Amerindian Heritage Month, the Guyana Chronicle is featuring a special woman in broadcasting, whose voice is well known on the local airwaves. Michella Abraham Ali,

VETALINE Edwin is a Paramakatoi, Region 8 (Potaro/Siparuni) resident, who has adapted to city life, having ventured into the world of work in Georgetown. The 19-year-old currently resides with

ST. CUTHBERT’S Mission is a quaint village tucked away on the left bank of the Mahaica River and is surrounded by savannah and shrub lands on its east side,