The recently formed political party, A New and United Guyana (ANUG), has announced that former Speaker of the National Assembly and former PPP Executive Member Ralph Ramkarran will be its Presidential Candidate for the 2020 elections. In a statement, the party said the decision was made at a Members’ Meeting which took place earlier today…
…says there is a wide area of satisfaction, citizens very tolerant of his government CONFIDENT that he will be returned to office come March 2020 when Guyanese go to the polls, President David Granger said his government’s prudent management of the affairs of the country is enough to secure a second term in office. “I
By Akeem Greene After six matches without a positive result in this season of the Hero Caribbean Premier League, defending champions Trinbago Knight Riders produced the goods when it mattered most, beating St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots by six wickets in the Eliminator on Sunday at Providence. The return of marque spinner Sunil Narine sparked an improved…
President David Granger stepped into campaign mode on Saturday evening as he addressed hundreds of supporters in the mining town of Linden at a rally to mark the 62nd anniversary of the People’s National Congress. The President used the rally to talk up some of his government’s accomplishments since taking office in 2015 while encouraging…
–President Granger promises amnesty for current students in financial default SHOULD the government be re-elected, current students of the University of Guyana (UG) in financial default can expect amnesty with the ushering in of free education from nursery to university. President David Granger gave this assurance on Thursday in an interview with the Guyana Chronicle.
A watermelon vendor and her 17-year-old granddaughter remain in a traumatized state after they were attacked, beaten and robbed by three bandits who invaded their Miss Phoebe Port Mourant, East Berbice Corentyne house in Region 6 Friday night. Drupattie Harpaul and the teenager, Lena Harpaul were beaten to the head and had to be treated…
Almost two years after he was first charged with faking his own kidnapping, a Trinidadian national has been found guilty and sentenced to four years in jail. He was also sentenced 18 months in jail for providing false information. The 35-year-old man, Sawak Maraj was whisked off to jail today after the verdict and sentence…
– says President Granger, urges staff to improve professional training THE Guyana National Newspapers Limited (GNNL), publishers of the Guyana Chronicle newspapers, received kudos from President David Granger, who told the management and staffers that “you are batting on a good wicket”. President Granger was the first guest on GNNL’ s inaugural online programme “Vantage
A 35-year-old Trinidadian national who was arrested in Guyana for faking his own kidnapping and demanding US$700,000 from his family, was on Friday sentenced to four years imprisonment. Sawak Maraj was before City Magistrate Fabayo Azore for giving the Police wrong information and conspiracy to commit a felony. He was found guilty of both offences…
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