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December 14, 2019
— says Dr. Hinds at celebration of Kwanzaa GUYANESE have been divided for years because of political and ethnic indifferences but Executive Member of the Working People’s Alliance (WPA),
Archive for the Month: December 2019
December 14, 2019
–as First Lady fetes senior citizens for Christmas By Wendella Davidson PRESIDENT David Granger on Friday joined First Lady Mrs. Sandra Granger in hosting the traditional luncheon for senior
December 14, 2019
Christmas is a time of celebration and festivity around the world and the Guyana Chronicle, Friday evening, celebrated with a Christmas tree light-up and the distribution of gifts to
December 14, 2019
THREE months after 31-year-old Jamal Gilbert of East Coast Demerara was charged with committing a series of criminal offence, he was on Thursday, December 12, 2019, fined $375,000, after
December 14, 2019
Dear Editor, IN LIGHT of the recent media coverage regarding the Preliminary Inquiry of Marcus Brian Bisram relating to the murder of Faiyaz Narinedatt, we the family of Faiyaz
December 14, 2019
Dear Editor, BHARRAT Jagdeo, Leader of the PPP/C party, has always behaved in a disrespectful manner towards citizens whom he targets, with the attendant attribute of bullyism, as he
December 14, 2019
Dear Editor, I QUOTE “Stabroek News’ contention has been that the Department of Public Information (DPI) slashed its advertisements to punish the newspapers for the forthright reporting on the
December 14, 2019
Dear Editor, KNOWN APNU+AFC supporter Mr Abel Seetaram, in a letter appearing in the December 12 edition of the Guyana Chronicle was allowed to use that newspaper’s letter columns
December 14, 2019
ALCOHOL abuse is one of the biggest social and health problems among Guyanese. Alcohol abuse disorder is defined as “problem drinking that affects a person’s social, economic, or physical
December 14, 2019
THE Guyana Marketing Corporation (GMC) will, on December 21, stage the final Farmers and Agro-processors’ Market for 2019 at Durban Park. The event which, as is customary, commences at
