TO deny anything associated with President Linden Forbes Sampson Burnham can be controversial. Yesterday marked 32 years since he passed

AS Guyana prepares for the coming of oil, there is understandably a lot of debate over the pros and cons

THERE is the religious refrain in the African community, that gained global attention during the 1950-1960s African-American Civil Rights Movement,

PRESIDENT David Granger’s recent pronouncements on the uncooperative attitude of the opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP) with respect to its

IN THE midst of the madness of prison riots, a poignant story of a mother’s love surfaced when escapee, Kerry

THE recommendation by the recently concluded Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into the education system for teachers to be licensed seemed

THE Guyana Chronicle joins with the African Guyanese community to celebrate another Emancipation anniversary. Emancipation is, of course, one of

GUYANA will join with the rest of the Anglophone Caribbean in celebrating another emancipation anniversary on Tuesday. We take the

THE revelation by Minister of Finance Winston Jordan last week at the opening of the Budget 2018 Preparation and Sensitisation

JUST last week, Minister within the Public Health Ministry, Dr Karen Cummings, urged that discrimination against people living with Human