“WHY only 11,” social activist Sherlina Nageer asked, as she reacts to President David Granger’s move to pardon 11 women for Christmas.Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle, Nageer lauded the

THE bus driver who, days ago, valiantly tried to save his passengers from being robbed despite being shot, died late Saturday at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).Dead is

ELEVEN mothers received the best gift from President Granger this Christmas – the gift of compassion – following his decision to pardon those women (who committed non-violent, non-cocaine and

THE Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) last Thursday graduated 506 teachers, but only 12 per cent of the graduating class was males. The low number, however, reflected an

A MELANIE Damishana shopkeeper was shot and critically injured following a robbery at his East Coast Demerara home on Saturday night.According to the police, 50-year-old Lebert Thomas, a father

LAST week’s article dealt with putting the issue in perspective and highlighting how it impacts on the lives of citizens and governments. Building on this, the Green Economy, while

MORE than often, when one hears mention of marijuana, almost instantaneously words such as ‘criminal’ and ‘illegal’ jolt the mind.Perhaps for good measure since use of the drug is

PRIME Minister Moses Nagamootoo yesterday arrived in Asuncion, Paraguay for the 49th Heads of States Summit of Mercosur which opens today.Guyana is being represented by Prime Minister Nagamootoo and

A CONTRACT has been awarded for the procurement of two electrical transformers; one is destined for Mahdia, in Region 8 (Potaro/Siparuni), while the other is for Port Kaituma in the Barima/Waini

LOCAL carrier, Roraima Airways, in keeping with a 20-year tradition and in the spirit of the Christmas season, on Saturday feted the indigenous village of Santa Mission in grand