IT was General George Patton who said – “lead me, follow me or get out of the way”. On the question of jobs and poverty in Guyana, for the

THE recent announcement that former President, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo, could become the PPP’s leader in the National Assembly has caused much comment from political pundits and commentators. Some have

FINALLY, the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) last week did what was long expected. It made public its list of 32 parliamentarians for the 65-member National Assembly, on the basis

INFORMATION reaching the Chronicle detailed that, at approximately 11:15hrs yesterday, Collin Downes of Lot 14 D’Urban Street, Lodge was getting ready to ship some foodstuff to an interior location

  The Guyana Chronicle today re-introduces a timely and hopefully helpful and appreciated feature, CRIME WATCH GUYANA. Our correspondent, in collaboration with and guidance from the Guyana Police Force,

  VENEZUELAN President Nicolas Maduro’s rival from the country’s 2013 Presidential elections, Henrique Capriles has come out to slam the country’s leader for using the Essequibo issue to draw

ADONIE Parbhoo, an 18-year-old lad from East La Penitence was last evening stabbed to death moments after walking out of a Masjid. According to information reaching the Chronicle, the

PRESIDENT David Granger will be attending the Third International Conference on Financing for Development in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The conference themed ‘Time for Global Action’, begins on Monday and

  A REPORT carried on a People’s Progressive Party (PPP)-run website, describing an “Economic downturn” in Guyana’s economy as the reason for several multi-million dollar companies being forced to

  A 30-year-old Kitty Cabs taxi driver was yesterday reliving a most harrowing experience of having to flee from his car under blows and threat of being shot, after