Guyanese gov’t defends slogan printed on new passport
The  Government of Guyana says it will make “no apology” as it defended the decision to include the slogan "One Guyana" on ...
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$100,000 cash grant now available for ‘beneficiaries’ of deceased registrants
BENEFICIARIES of individuals who were eligible for the $100,000 cash grant but passed away before receiving the funds can now ...
Caribbean leaders push back on U.S. travel-ban threats, ask Washington for clarity
The leaders of several Caribbean governments being targeted under a proposed U.S. travel ban say they have received no formal ...
The Stage3 天
The Washing Line review
Read our review of The Washing Line at London's Chickenshed. Directed by Michael Bossisse and Bethany Hamlin, this is a ...
Stabroek News5 天Opinion
A slippery slope
Political slogans and logos have no place in our passport. But it has been done. The “One Guyana” slogan is in the newest ...
Opinion
Guyana Chronicle6 天Opinion
What is wrong with two words promoting unity in the passport?
Dear Editor, I read Amanza Walton's letter, and I couldn’t help but laugh. Not a big laugh, just a chuckle; the kind a man lets out when he hears a bad story ...