PRESIDENT Donald Ramotar last evening told Alexander Village residents, “I do not want to be President if I cannot do things to uplift the welfare of my people.”Speaking to

STAFFERS of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) worked until the wee hours of yesterday morning, up to 4:00 am, to review the lists of candidates submitted by eight political

CITIZEN security, fighting crime, tackling the drug trade and advances in the energy sector are areas that President Donald Ramotar expects will have major takeaways for Guyana at today’s

THE Organisation of American States (OAS) elections observer mission will be in Guyana in early May, according to its country representative, Jean Ricot Dormeus.He told the Guyana Chronicle yesterday,

FAIR, transparent and organised were terms used by members of the diplomatic corps who had congregated at City Hall Tuesday to observe Nomination Day proceedings.The Guyana Elections Commission’s (GECOM)

WORRY over the involvement of ex-military officials in the political fray, first voiced by Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Roger Luncheon, was echoed by General Secretary of the ruling party, Clement

LONGSTANDING People’s National Congress (PNC) member and former A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Member of Parliament (MP) Vanessa Kissoon and APNU Region 10 Chairman, Sharma Solomon have been

A MAN has been arrested and is in police custody as investigations continue into the killing of nine-year-old Shaquan Gittens of 2950 North Ruimveldt, who was found dead and

INTELLIGENCE information has led the Criminal Investigations Department to the recovery of a service G-3 rifle and matching rounds which were snatched from a police constable last week Wednesday

THE Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) is calling on all political parties and stakeholders to ensure that the May 11 General and Regional Elections are “free,