Bits-N-Pieces in the news Guyana and The Race Thing Rebuilding A Nation Guyana's last day of the year December 31, 1999 Ringing in the new year December 31, 1999 Where to go tonight? December 31, 1999 City of El Dorado, Night in Paris ... or maybe Millennium Magic? December 31, 1999 A difficult year December 30, 1999 Fossil of giant sloth found here December 29, 1999 Yarde suggests strike ultimatum December 29, 1999 President urges healing, reconciliation December 25, 1999 Put aside old grudges December 25, 1999 Slamming media slant December 25, 1999 The season of goodwill December 25, 1999 'In the Spirit of the Season' December 25, 1999 Christmas in another time December 25, 1999 A gift you must make this Christmas December 25, 1999 Political reflections at Xmas December 25, 1999 What are you giving your spouse for Xmas this year? December 25, 1999 Renaming streets December 24, 1999 On sovereignty and saviours December 24, 1999 Falling through the system December 23, 1999 Lewis slams media slant December 23, 1999 Barrel, money transfer business booming for Xmas December 22, 1999 Way cleared for new lands commission December 22, 1999 Lands and Surveys revamping Bill approved December 21, 1999 Preparations for Christmas 1999 December 20, 1999 Ramsay wins millennium logo, theme competition December 20, 1999 The future December 19, 1999 Dorothy Bailey Centre commissioned December 19, 1999 `Beauty lies within the heart' December 19, 1999 A role for the media December 18, 1999 Five-year supply of currency arrives amid tight security December 18, 1999 US$55M plan to spark major power improvements next year December 18, 1999 Buy local December 17, 1999 Today's my shopping day! December 17, 1999 TV piracy law early 2000 December 15, 1999 Hoyte will lead PNC into next elections December 14, 1999 Making government more responsive December 13, 1999 Commendable move by Minister of Home Affairs December 13, 1999 Como este, Senor Carter? December 13, 1999 Cassandra attacked by pirates in Orinoco December 12, 1999 Save me from my 'friends' December 12, 1999 Linden mini buses claim unfair competition by new service December 12, 1999 Commercial banks are Y2K compliant December 12, 1999 President strikes back at critics December 12, 1999 Are we no longer our brothers' keepers? December 12, 1999 Copyright December 11, 1999 Civil society must take the initiative December 10, 1999 Public service reform December 9, 1999 Key agencies declare readiness for Y2K December 7, 1999 Time for a national campaign December 5, 1999 El Dorado 15-Year-Old wins best rum worldwide awards again December 5, 1999 President Jagdeo's appointments December 5, 1999 Jagdeo vows to stamp out 'bureaucratic laziness' December 5, 1999 Reaching out in Essequibo December 3, 1999 Thousands to be offered voluntary termination December 3, 1999 Permanent secretaries sworn in December 2, 1999 Listen, learn and live December 1, 1999 A measured judgment November 30, 1999 'I, Sir, am a Guyanese!' November 28, 1999 Comrades from different worlds November 28, 1999 The Botanical Gardens November 27, 1999 High officials to 'face the music' November 26, 1999 President Jagdeo reaffirms promise of strong leadership for epoch November 26, 1999 Tough IMF talks loom November 26, 1999 Guyanese immigrants rank fourth in Queens November 23, 1999 The Diocletian option November 21, 1999 Army needs equipment for effective border monitoring November 21, 1999 Lord, save me from decent people November 21, 1999 Vieira vs Harripaul November 21, 1999 Jagdeo's 100 days! November 21, 1999 A declaration of war November 21, 1999 Major shake up in ministries November 20, 1999 President confirms new appointments November 20, 1999 New faces in the government structure November 20, 1999 New Finance, Trade ministers picked November 19, 1999 $1M animal hospital being set up at zoo November 17, 1999 Customs getting ready for Yuletide flow of barrels November 17, 1999 Permanent Secretaries role under scrutiny November 16, 1999 President Jagdeo's performance to date November 15, 1999 Urgency November 14, 1999 Aid has diminished November 13, 1999 Discrimination November 12, 1999 Hotel Tower up for sale November 12, 1999 Lack of finance minister causes parliament hitch November 12, 1999 Outfitting the army November 11, 1999 Greenheart disappearing November 9, 1999 Doctors plan not to treat abusive patients November 9, 1999 The Dragon bites again! November 9, 1999 'Linden will live on its feet, not die on its knees' November 8, 1999 Cabinet's outreach programme in Linden November 8, 1999 Portrait of Guyana 2000 November 7, 1999 Look yuh all, I give up November 7, 1999 Big job ahead November 4, 1999 How to spend a billion dollars November 1, 1999 A different plane October 31, 1999 New message from big tobacco October 29, 1999 President sees better future as a united people October 26, 1999 Heads of departments requested for information on teachers' salaries October 26, 1999 Challenges for the TUC October 25, 1999 Some new permanent secretaries to be named October 25, 1999 Little exposure, in-breeding take toll on National Dance Company October 24, 1999 A brief historical note on an event - and a missed opportunity October 24, 1999 Dealing with the past October 22, 1999 Guyana is first October 19, 1999 Guyana returning to state of normalcy October 18, 1999 Castor oil treatment October 17, 1999 Fire service answered 576 calls for 1999 October 14, 1999 We have no money, therefore we must think October 10, 1999 Exploiting the medium of television to commercialise religion October 10, 1999 Political unionism has outlived its usefulness October 8, 1999 Cheddi Jagan showed unequalled leadership in the struggle for democracy October 7, 1999 CANU does not trust some airport Police October 7, 1999 Schools, villagers want 'sleeping policemen' put back to curb speeding October 7, 1999 Agriculture month October 5, 1999 When the new era dawned October 5, 1999 Guyana closer to a national democratic state October 5, 1999 A dramatic change took place on October 5, 1992 October 5, 1999 Minister Sawh stresses strong partnership between Government and farmers October 4, 1999 How to spend $1B in Lotto funds October 4, 1999 Gun posts, lights for Camp St jail October 4, 1999 'You're the reason our kids are so ugly' October 3, 1999 Janet Jagan's legacy to Guyana October 3, 1999 Retracing our footsteps to freedom October 3, 1999 Two on attempted murder, armed robbery charges September 29, 1999 Jagdeo for New York, Washington September 22, 1999 The Benny Hinn phenomenon? September 19, 1999 A broken promise September 16, 1999 Rice industry must select pertinent technology September 14, 1999 The real challenge September 12, 1999 Archival deficit September 12, 1999 Guyanese are gullible September 12, 1999 Trade Ministry wants PUC control of mini-bus fares September 11, 1999 Tabulating the red tape September 5, 1999 "Faces of Our Time" September 5, 1999 Low production levels fuel poverty September 4, 1999 NEW YORK NEW YORK: Carnival time on display September 3, 1999 Monica Reece syndrome August 30, 1999 What should be the President's priorities August 30, 1999 Old age is indifference August 29, 1999 $20 triggers PNC row August 29, 1999 Brotherson is millions of miles away August 29, 1999 Warm Linden welcome for President August 26, 1999 Rights and responsibility August 26, 1999 Making his mark August 26, 1999 Getting things done August 25, 1999 An urgent and radical response August 25, 1999 Omai moves to throw out services of original Writ of Summons August 24, 1999 Real action needed on stone report August 23, 1999 Thank god for the one-day game August 22, 1999 'Ties between Canada and Guyana are close' August 22, 1999 Burnham could have died at any hospital August 22, 1999 Grasping reality August 21, 1999 Population grows three percent between 1990-98 August 21, 1999 Vehicles still pouring in August 21, 1999 Hoyte, Norton in verbal clash at stormy PNC executive meeting August 21, 1999 Omai action unfounded August 21, 1999 Occupying State House August 20, 1999 US$100M claim against Omai and Cambior August 20, 1999 Judge orders that summonses be served on Canadian entities August 20, 1999 Riverain residents file US$100M law suit against Omai Gold Mines August 18, 1999 Residents claim US$100M from Omai August 18, 1999 Skin infections blamed on Omai spill August 18, 1999 Guyana sugar, rum must be more competitive August 9, 1999 Where have all the brains gone? Emancipation Day, 1999 August 8, 1999 Why is Damon important in Guyanese history? August 8, 1999 Who should be Guyana's Man of the Century August 2, 1999 Guyanese revellers for Caribana July 28, 1999 VCT Evening News to continue July 27, 1999 The repugnant theory that only the strong will survive July 25, 1999 Why we stay so? July 25, 1999 "Kick 'em Jenny" volcano could be threat - Allsopp July 20, 1999 Another country July 17, 1999 Guyana moves one spot up in UN human development report July 13, 1999 $897M in lotto funds handed over to govt -- Rose July 13, 1999 PPP deplores Stabroek News report as `a piece of fiction' July 6, 1999 PPP repudiates Stabroek News' report July 6, 1999 PPP Central Committee wants evaluation of ministers July 5, 1999 Integrity Commission expects increase in assets declarations July 1, 1999 Guyana not under direct threat from 'Kick 'em Jenny' June 27, 1999 Guyanese society in serious crisis June 26, 1999 PNC condemns 'collusion' against Auditor General's office June 26, 1999 Core issues June 25, 1999 Guyana promises to help Kosovars June 24, 1999 Ninety-nine new AIDS cases for first quarter this year June 23, 1999 29 years of Russia-Guyana relations lauded June 21, 1999 Extraordinary omens of a new world order June 21, 1999 Carrington refutes charges of interference in Guyana's internal affairs June 21, 1999 Guyanese narrowly loses election in N.Y Compatriots disappoint candidate June 20, 1999 The exercise of emergency powers June 20, 1999 Wendy is Grand Marshall of Washington's Carnival June 19, 1999 22,000 East Coast residents to benefit from new health centre June 19, 1999 A timely warning June 19, 1999 President cancels Trinidad trip June 19, 1999 Certain scarce food items etching high prices June 18, 1999 Guyanese shooting victim buried in New York June 17, 1999 President Janet Jagan pleads for genuine national unity June 17, 1999 New York Police hunt gunman in Guyanese teen murder June 16, 1999 Guyanese killed in New York wedding reception shooting June 15, 1999 'Beware of wolves in sheep's clothing' June 15, 1999 Telling the time June 15, 1999 CAPE lauded at workshop June 15, 1999 Government is borrowing to cover current expenditure June 13, 1999 Smith extradition process ongoing June 13, 1999 A positive immigration policy June 11, 1999 In charge of our own destiny June 10, 1999 Planning beyond the rhetoric June 10, 1999 Scourge of cattle rustling topic of National Symposium June 10, 1999 The naked truth about politics June 9, 1999 Gearing up June 9, 1999 Fillip for the 'sleeping giant' June 8, 1999 Sharing whose power? June 6, 1999 People matter most June 6, 1999 Improvements made in the state of Guyana's environment June 5, 1999 Chief Justice quashes Jeffrey's rejection of medical council nominees June 5, 1999 Auditor General June 4, 1999 Cops, firemen, wardens get increased allowances June 4, 1999 No ‘witch-hunt’ June 2, 1999 Explosive device thrown at GNPL June 2, 1999 We need more people May 30, 1999 Message for labour May 30, 1999 Thinking big May 29, 1999 Rain fails to dampen ceremony for Guyana's 33rd year May 27, 1999 UNDP, IPED sign poverty pact for North Rupununi May 26, 1999 How Guyanese are sponsored for United States visas May 25, 1999 Three women leaders with much in common May 25, 1999 Ascribing a new urgency to food security May 24, 1999 Mini-bus fare kept at 15 per cent level -- Manzoor Nadir May 19, 1999 President back home May 18, 1999 New York Guyanese gear up for elections May 18, 1999 Local Unsolved Mysteries TV series soon May 17, 1999 Bar Association proposes formula for genuine participation May 17, 1999 Submarine volcano could pose threat to Guyana May 16, 1999 Union, ministry to sign talks agreement Monday May 14, 1999 UNDP to take Internet to rural Guyana May 14, 1999 All is not lost May 11, 1999 An effective mechanism for combating poverty May 10, 1999 Man seeks US$3M for dubious Guyana project - Bajans on alert May 10, 1999 Dame Veronica Sutherland calls for integrated approach to combat poverty May 5, 1999 Commendable team spirit May 4, 1999 Displaying President Burnham's portrait April 28, 1999 Jonestown revisited April 25, 1999 Keeping The Faith April 20, 1999 Revised home grown National Development Strategy will lay basis for rapid progress April 19, 1999 On being knowledgeable about the writings of Marx April 19, 1999 A background on the National Commission on the Rights of the child April 19, 1999 Another wake up call April 18, 1999 Home made and good April 18, 1999 This week: Rice April 18, 1999 Freed 'Joe Hook' murder accused re-arrested April 18, 1999 NP Creole Corner opens April 17, 1999 One to hang for 'Joe Hook' murder April 17, 1999 Guyanese in New York celebrate Dr Jagan's legacy April 16, 1999 Security increased as historic murder trial nears end April 16, 1999 U.S. tackles immigrant visa backlog April 16, 1999 US immigrant visa refusals over 90% April 16, 1999 This campaign against the Government must stop April 13, 1999 This is grossly fair April 12, 1999 Ditch the 'foreign-is-better mentality' April 11, 1999 Govt's achievements have not been given due credit April 9, 1999 Speaker criticises Chronicle report April 9, 1999 'It's a Hard Knock Life' April 4, 1999 Evening News to fold April 2, 1999 National MMR, yellow fever vaccines campaign launched April 1, 1999 No Theme or Inspiration March 30, 1999 Water war prospects March 30, 1999 Inclusive Politics March 28, 1999 Coping with the realities March 27, 1999 Knowing who calls March 21, 1999 What next for Guyana? March 20, 1999 English labels must be used - Analyst Department March 18, 1999 Let’s Rap with Rooplall Monar March 7, 1999 God said 'please leave', but they didn't March 3, 1999 1998 Articles Articles before 1998 If you do not see the 'Guyana: Land of Six Peoples' drop-down menu on the left then please click here to enter through the front door which will give you additional options and information.