THE need for assistance with farming, drainage and irrigation, rehabilitation of sports and recreational facilities and issues with land titling, were some of the main concerns raised by Lindeners

– more to be distributed across Guyana By Cindy Parkinson HUNDREDS turned out on Tuesday at the Ministry of Agriculture’s Regent Street, Georgetown main office for the seed and

– over $100 million invested so far BUSINESSES in Berbice now have access to a fully functional Belvedere Business Incubator Centre. The centre was officially commissioned on Tuesday morning

VEHICLES weighing up to 18 tonnes will be allowed to transit the Demerara Harbour Bridge (DHB) but only through a special arrangement, the public works ministry said in a

OPPOSITION Leader and head of the People’s National Congress/Reform (PNC/R), Aubrey Norton, has denied claims that he threatened to remove Coalition Member of Parliament for Region 10, Jermaine Figueira

(Nation News) – THE Caribbean Youth Environment Network (CYEN) will give the Barbados Youth Action Programme (BYAP) a grant to jumpstart an agricultural project for 20 at-risk youth. National

By Vishnu Bisram A STREET in South Ozone, Queens, New York, was last week named after a Guyanese woman who was killed in a hit-and-run accident some two years

A MOTHER of three is now homeless after a Tuesday afternoon fire of unknown origin razed her Sophia, Georgetown home. When the Guyana Chronicle visited the scene of the

By Joel Bhagwandin THERE was a highly anticipated debate between the undersigned and economic adviser to the Opposition Leader, Elson Lowe, which was to be held on a popular

Scenes of Deep Jale at Central Corentyne, Palmyra Heritage Monument Site, D’Edward Village and at West Coast Berbice, organised by the Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha. The grand Diwali light