MY first response to Frederick Kissoon’s column, ‘The Man Who Disappeared in 2010’ published in the Kaieteur News, was to

WITH general elections in Guyana constitutionally due before August 2011, national attention is focused on the various presidential candidates who

AN Iranian aircraft crashed on an internal flight killing over 70 persons and naturally the Americans, the British and other

THE Chronicle editorials are welcome on ‘A Home for Everyone’ and the ‘Stabroek Market problems’. Unfortunately, the editor may have

Bish Panday ought to be elected as the President of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) at the end of this

THERE is political will simply because there is no political mandate and I have previously alluded to this basic deficiency

THE recent move by government to provide transportation for stranded commuters was most welcomed and, I believe, has far-reaching consequences

I REJECT and condemn unequivocally the call of Dr. David Hinds, a representative of the African Cultural and Development Association

WE, the residents of 2nd and 3rd Street, LBI Housing Scheme, the road after the estate road coming from Georgetown,

MR. EDITOR, everyday I have to pass all the bus parks in the city and it is one continuous thing