Guyana Chronicle

2 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

THE minute I arrived in Lethem, Region Nine, I could feel the pulse of the savannahs, faster than usual, as if the land was gearing up for something big. Easter weekend in the Rupununi doesn’t just mean celebration—it means Rodeo. During my prior visits to the Rupununi, I’ve always heard the tales of the iconic rodeo. This year, an opportunity presented itself for me to attend, and of course, I saddled up!A parade through the central town, Lethem, officially raises the curtains on the event.

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

EACH Easter weekend, the usually quiet savannahs of the Rupununi roar to life with the thunder of hooves, the cheers of spectators, and the spirited rhythm of tradition. The Rupununi Ranchers Rodeo, one of Guyana’s most iconic cultural events, has grown into a dynamic economic force for Region Nine (Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo), bringing with it opportunities for tourism, livestock development, and community empowerment.

3 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

By Naomi Parris in LethemLETHEM came alive once again as the annual Rupununi Ranchers Rodeo brought thunder to the savannahs during the Easter weekend. This highly-anticipated event, which showcases the skills and traditions of the region’s ranchers and vaqueros, drew thousands of spectators, from locals to tourists eager to witness the raw talent, daring feats, and cultural pride of Guyana’s ranching communities.

4 weeks ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

PRIME Minister, Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips has urged youths across the nation to embrace the wealth of opportunities being provided through government programmes and policies. “Guyana is changing, and it is changing rapidly. Many of us can’t even keep up with some of the changes, but it’s important for our young people to grab all the opportunities being presented to you today,” Prime Minister Phillips told residents at a community outreach at Paradise, Region Five, on Tuesday.

1 month ago | guyanachronicle.com | Naomi Parris

DURING a spirited address to residents of Tain, Region Six, on Sunday, President Dr. Irfaan Ali reaffirmed the core values of the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C), describing it as a movement rooted in service and accountability. “We are not a party of Lords; this is not a party that will ever support any individual or group playing Lord. We are a party of service; we are effective servants for the people, from the highest level to the lowest level.