Dear Editor, I TRAVELLED to India frequently from 1985 onwards. I developed association with countless individuals in India – prime ministers, presidents, ministers, governors, …

Dear editor, LET me first begin with a very popular saying, which has been used in a plethora of allegories, but in my opinion, …

Dear editor, I AM so pleased that our government is rolling its sleeves up in the trenches fighting the holy war for the growth …

Dear editor, WE are already in the last quarter of 2020, in what is turning out to be a significant and momentous year for …

I FIND it astounding and painful how some average Guyanese, and even some of the supposedly most intelligent and qualified, put themselves in trouble because …

Dear editor, LAST week, September 21, the United Nations General Assembly observed “The International Day of Peace.” This week, people are gathering physically and …

Dear Editor, PASSING the Bourda Market on Wednesday, I was fortunate to witness members of the City Constabulary/Police breaking up vendors’ stands around the …

Dear editor, PLEASE permit me to respond to a statement from the former Minister of the Public Service dated September 30, 2020. The former …

Dear Editor, I WRITE to compliment the editor (in chief) and the editorial department as well as publication management of the Chronicle for the …

Dear editor, THE first of three U.S. presidential debates was aired Tuesday night and was moderated by Chris Wallace who had little control over …