A three-bedroom partially wooden and concrete house was reduced to ashes late Sunday night at Second Alley, Wismar, Linden. The Guyana Chronicle understands that at around 22:30hrs, the two-storey

–GPHC refutes husband’s claims that Lethem schoolteacher contracted COVID-19 while warded there THE Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) is refuting claims that Lethem schoolteacher, Donna Greaves, Guyana’s latest COVID-19

– New services added at GPHC – $760M spent on medical equipment – Hinterland health posts upgraded to health centres THE Ministry of Finance’s 2019 End-of-Year Report has stated

THE Coronavirus pandemic has, undoubtedly, disrupted the lives of Guyanese. It is now four months since the government instituted restricted measures to prevent the spread of the deadly decease.

THE police in Berbice have launched an investigation into the death of Nickosie VanKenie known as ‘Scarie,’ who was stabbed during an argument over a Guinness stout at “Choby”

–victim believes attack politically motivated THE police are currently investigating an incident of suspected attempted arson on a Honda Fitz motor car owned by Eamuka Mgqondo, on Sunday at

FORGING ahead with its plans to construct a new Wismar-Mackenzie bridge at Linden, the Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MoPI) will host a Virtual Public Consultation on July 7, 2020

– Public Security Minister urges citizens to take COVID-19 seriously THERE is only so much the government can do to encourage citizens to practice physical and social distancing during

– says psychologist, advises that support systems be put in place By Vishani Ragobeer SUPPORT systems should be put in place for students who will be sitting the ‘high-stakes’

~says conservationist Annette Arjoon-Martins, as more sea turtles die WITHIN the past two weeks there has been a surge in the number of dead sea turtles, some of which