ANYONE who is a movie fan has his/her favourite scenes. I was pretty young in the 1960s when I saw

In my series on the relentless, unmitigated hounding down of the PPP government by the Mulatto/Creole Class (MCC) since March

I ONCE wrote that not even in the United States where there are crazy minds saying crazy things about politics

WORLD-famous Guyanese actor, Letitia Wright advised Guyanese school children to keep chasing their dreams. In paraphrasing her presentation, she urged

In my first column for the Chronicle last Monday, I traced the class demands and class yearnings of the Mulatto/Creole

THE genius composer of pop music, Burt Bacharach died on February 8 this year. At the time, I had parted

TODAY is 57 years since we have achieved Independence. I am in my 35th year of doing newspaper columns for

TO those names that I have left out, I apologise because I did not know about your stance. To date

IN my first column for the Chronicle which began last Monday, I began to look at the intention of the

ON the top of my list for the most deeply traumatic occasion in the entire history of this country is