LETTER: Mabaruma residents complain of blackouts, lack of water and bad roads
Dear Editor,
Mabaruma in Region One (Barima-Waini) is a new town and we, the people, were looking for improvement, but things have gone from bad...
Letter: Our people are intelligent enough to see past these untruths
Dear Editor,
The letter published by the Guyana Chronicle, headlined ‘Jagdeo standing on shaky ground’, penned by one, Earl Hamilton, demands a response, if only...
LETTER: Unusual happenings: Pre-qualification extension for new Demerara Bridge
Dear Editor,
With reference to the article headlined ‘Deadline extended for new Demerara Bridge prequalification’ published by the Stabroek News on October 7, 2017, the project...
LETTER: Majority of citizens want President to move ahead and appoint GECOM Chair
Dear Editor,
An opinion survey I conducted for the North American Caribbean Teachers Association (NACTA) last week found that the overwhelming majority of the nation...
Letter: Questioning Government’s policy on medical assistance for Guyanese
Dear Editor,
I have observed the public disclosure on financial assistance for medical purposes that was rendered to the distinguished gentleman and former magistrate, Fazil...
Letter: No amount of rhetoric will ‘pull wool’ over the eyes of Guyanese people
Dear Editor,
I have noted the puerile comments from the Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan, on the issue of the current procurement process being “Fip-proof”.
I...
LETTER: More needs to be done at the national level to address gender-based violence
Dear Editor:
Over the past week many highly-charged conversations and articles as well as social action have been rooted in denunciations of misogyny and sexism...
Letter: Obscene & derisive to attribute low sugar performance to workers turnout
Dear Editor,
The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) refers to an article titled “Sugar sliding to worst performance in years as workers stay...
LETTER: GRA only responsible for administering the law
Dear Editor,
The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has made note of a letter (in the September 28, 2017 edition of another newspaper) titled “Why does...
LETTER: President Granger should make a statement addressing the Rohingya crisis urgently
Dear Editor,
Many Guyanese are perturbed by the offer of free land to victims of the recent hurricane in the Caribbean whereas refugees who have...
Recent Articles
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Motorcyclist dies after colliding with tree on Tapakuma Trail, Reg. Two
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Decomposed body of male washes up at Hope Beach
The decomposed body of a male was washed up at the Hope Beach on the East Coast of Demerara.
This discovery was made at about 11:30h...
Cevon’s driver shot by bandits during robbery at South Rimveldt office
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Police suspect vessel in Port Kaituma was used for drug trafficking, transshipment – Benn
More than one week after a semi-submersible vessel was found along a river at Port Kaituma in Region One (Barima-Waini), Home Affairs Minister Robeson...
5 new chickenpox cases recorded at Lusignan Prison
In the past week, the Health Ministry recorded a total of five new chickenpox cases at the Lusignan Prison, East Coast Demerara (ECD).
This was...
No seawall vendor has been dislocated – Min Edghill assures
No vendor operating at the Georgetown Seawall has been dislocated, according to Public Works Minister Juan Edghill as he responded to a statement issued...
Guyanese American Chamber of Commerce “gravely concerned” over boycott threats against Guyanese businesses
Condemnation continues to increase against the recent antics of the Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy (CGID), which attracted backlash after threatening to boycott any...
Region 9 produces first batch of Pharmacy and Nursing Assistants
History was made on Friday as the first batch of newly trained Nursing and Pharmacy Assistants graduated in Lethem, Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo)...
Significant boost for Region 9 district hospitals with new Ultrasound units
Ultrasound services will now be offered to residents of Annai, Karasabai, Aishalton and Sand Creek in Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo), eliminating the need...