THE Guyana Chronicle wishes to apologise for incorrectly stating that “Exxon Mobil” is among a number of investors financing projects at the Wales Estate as is published in the

— visit expected to deepen relations between the two nations TODAY, Guyana welcomes the State visit of President of the Republic of Ghana, His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo,

THE local sugar industry reportedly raked in US$27.1 million in 2018, some 44.1 per cent less than it did in 2017. According to the Bank of Guyana in its

– climate change, public-speaking, mental health among focus areas By Ayana George FIFTY youths from eight regions on Sunday graduated from a two-week Youth Leadership Training Programme at the

– former PPP/C minister tries to play down SARA probe PRESSURE mounts on former People’s Progressive Party (PPP) Minister of Natural Resources Robert Persaud to answer for the awarding

–urges development of ‘soft skills’ in face of untold wealth ahead GUYANESE were urged to cultivate the spirit of unity as there is an exciting future ahead. The encouragement

MINISTER of Public Infrastructure, David Patterson, on Saturday distributed a number of tools to residents of Block ‘R’ North Sophia Georgetown on Saturday to help with their drainage problems.

– says psychologist Wil Campbell THE psychological impact of home invasions leaves victims with emotional trauma for years of their lives and is very often difficult to overcome without

A NUMBER of cellphones were seized and five prisoners were arrested after they reportedly posted a picture of themselves on facebook on Sunday. Director of Prisons, Gladwin Samuels, said