By U.S. Ambassador Perry L. Holloway THE world community joins us today, November 25th, in recognizing the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (IDEVAW). It is

‘A’ DIVISION Commander Clifton Hicken told the Chronicle on Monday that the police are still investigating the incident of carjacking involving former University of Guyana Deputy Registrar Tota Mangar

Beautiful Mind (Tribute from Joan Cambridge) IN the more than seven decades I’ve been alive, few people have made an impression on my mind to match Raschid Osman; his

THE Cheddi Jagan International Airport Corporation (CJIAC) will today stage a ‘Full Scale Emergency Exercise’ involving a simulated ‘Aircraft Crash’ on the aerodrome.According to the airport’s Chief Executive Officer

THE Georgetown-based U.S. Embassy said there are currently 230 Guyanese students studying in the United States. The embassy in a statement yesterday said it is committed to continue working

By Svetlana Marshall WITH an increase in global threats against humanity from the Islamic State (IS), a terrorist group operating in Iraq and Syria, a call is being made

THE Guyana Police Force continues to search for Altab Bacchus, who continues to be on the run following a fatal accident — earlier this month — that killed a

THE Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) is just about 13,000 tonnes away from achieving its 2015 sugar target of 227,443 tonnes. This production could be easily achieved in less than

CHANGES in the process of evaluating teachers and the teaching of Mathematics using technology are among the outcomes that will soon unfold as the Guyana Secondary School Improvement Programme

TWENTY-THREE students who faced financial challenges, were given an opportunity to write the Caribbean Secondary Examination Certificate [CSEC] in 2016, after their examination fees were paid through the benevolent