OLD dancing partners, with new faces, are making well-coordinated steps across the countries of Africa and Latin America. In the face of the global …

I must agree with the Chronicle that if the government is fixing roads, drainage systems, markets etc., and now should be held responsible for …

ARUBA, where many Guyanese are settled, goes to the polls on September 25. I was on the island earlier this month and met several …

THERE have been many commentaries and letters critiqued Mr. Dharamkumar Seerajr, General Secretary of the Guyana Rice Producer’s Association (RPA). No one can dispute …

BETWEEN now and the next election, one will find some ex-members of the PPP campaigning for what they see as better prospects with another …

I sincerely thank Mr. Pemberton on his nice offering regarding ‘extra lessons.’ His point is valid. However, my contention is with the practice of …

THE PNCR calls for the closing down of the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs is nothing more than a strategy by the PNCR to restrict …

FOLLOW up to my letter dated 19 September 2009; I would like to commend the President for reacting so quickly in offering $400 million …

CHANGE can sometimes be good and at other times be very detrimental. Some people change for the better and others for the worst. As …

I believe that Guyana is feeling the effects of the global financial meltdown that commenced last year, hence, the low prices being offered by …