By Shirley Thomas GALLANT fire-fighting by members of the Guyana Fire Service yesterday averted a major inferno in downtown Georgetown when fire struck a four-storey building housing a number

– recommends accountant review proposed rates WHILE finding nothing illegal with the contentious parking meter contract, the government of Guyana has recommended that City Hall engage an accountant regarding

THE Government of Guyana has agreed to the establishment of a National Border Institute which will enable the maintenance of records and research materials relevant to the nation’s territorial

… As Opposition challenges use of information technology to circulate documents By Derwayne Wills AN attempt by Attorney-General(AG) Basil Williams to present the Cybercrime Bill yesterday in the National

–treats underprivileged kids to school supplies, other ‘goodies’ By Vishani Ragobeer CHILDREN aged four to 12 from the Sophia and Tucville Primary Schools on Thursday benefited from donations of

–but objects to motion for being ‘too politicised’ By Derwayne Wills WHAT started as a parliamentary motion expressing concern for Guyana’s alarming suicide rate, quickly descended into a politicised

By Ravin Singh GENERAL-Secretary of the Opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP), Clement Rohee, has agreed with many that there is a perception abroad that his party, while in government,

THE Guyana Chronicle wishes to apologise for an erroneous headline which appeared in the Thursday, August 4, 2016 edition of the newspaper to the effect that: “Gov’t considering work

DIGICEL Guyana has pledged its support to several youth-friendly initiatives for the summer holidays such as zoo camps and religious and lifestyle choices.“Youths and youth development is[sic] an important

THE electricity shutdown which was experienced in the Demerara-Berbice Interconnected System on July 12, 2016, was due to a fault on the actual submarine cable, the Guyana Power and