–releases second edition of Quarterly Magazine

TRADITIONAL news reporting has been the mandate of the Guyana National Newspapers Limited (GNNL) from time immemorial, but with changing times and the need for diversification, the company has taken steps to be attuned with readers. Through a coordinated approach and a collective effort, the team at GNNL has so far produced two quarterly magazines, capturing events, activities and issues related to business and development from the first half of this year.

The main aim of this special publication, as has been the agenda of the traditional newspaper in recent times, is to change the preconceived notion that the Guyana Chronicle focuses wholly on political issues by incorporating national development and human interest stories.
Apart from being a reflection of what would have occurred in the quarter preceding the publication of the magazine, the publication captures current affairs and plans that are yet to be executed, and also includes a small business directory. Copies of the second edition of the Chronicle Quarterly Magazine were shared with Minister of Tourism Industry of Commerce, Oneidge Walrond, and Chairman of the Private Sector Commission (PSC), Paul Cheong on Tuesday.
Both Walrond and Cheong spoke of the rich content of the magazine, and commended the team for a job well done.