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December 6, 2015
— Ramjattan urges THE trio of parenting, education and socialisation has “gone wrong” in Guyana, unleashing the wave of gender-based violence, Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan contends. Mr Ramjattan
Archive for the Day: December 6, 2015
December 6, 2015
–CTV cameras, citizens seen as chief intel. sources By Shauna Jemmott AMIDST concerns about a spike in crime, Deputy Commissioner of Police, David Ramnarine, has said the GPF has
December 6, 2015
Message from Jean La Rose, Chairperson, GNNL THE Guyana Chronicle, “The nation’s paper”, is a national institution. Our archives will attest to this. The Chronicle, like Kaieteur Falls, like
December 6, 2015
By Shirley Thomas AFTER decades of providing domicile for women in their twilight years, Chase’s Retirement Home, formerly known as Chase’s Indigent Home, located on Robb Street, Bourda, is
December 6, 2015
MY mother-in-law is our “nanny”. We pay her $1200 per month, and she watches our three children every other week, based on my rotating work schedule. She has
December 6, 2015
I’ll take a brief moment to introduce myself: I am a restless soul hungry for thought-provoking conversation. Thanks to the power of social media, my hunger is lavishly fed
December 6, 2015
Popular Jamaican fashion designer Keshon Hawthorne is here to show case at the Reflections Fashion Show slated for this weekend at the Theatre Guild. He was invited here by
December 6, 2015
EIGHT out of every ten Guyanese above the age of twelve can read and understand this newspaper. We should be proud of this fact, especially when we consider
December 6, 2015
By Svetlana Marshall The Guyana Chronicle has rebranded, boosting of a new refreshing image, but importantly adopting a mandate to cater for the diverse interests of Guyanese both locally
December 6, 2015
By Neil Primus ETHEL was a bad girl. Everyone kept out of her way. She was always ready for a confrontation. If you looked too hard at her, and
