Dear Editor,
Mr. Aubrey Norton, leader of the PNC, lost a glorious opportunity to show himself to the Guyanese people and the world that he is worthy to lead the nation during the mayhem on June 28 on the ECD.
Dear Editor
It seems there is disgruntlement in some quarters with which the swiftness of compensation was meted out to vendors who suffered losses, damages and destruction to property in the mayhem of riotous Tuesday (KN June 30).
Dear Editor,
With other right thinking citizens I have privately and in a letter expressed my abhorrence for the lawlessness that took place during the protest march on Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara.
Dear Editor,
I say, with sadness, that we heard of the unfortunate incident in Guyana involving the shooting of Mr.
Dear Editor,
I dislike having to write any public letter of complaint to shame a business, in this case, a governmental agency for not doing their job!
Dear Editor,
During the Forbes Burnham era, Guyanese were in awe and supported him as a political leader.
Dear Editor,
The recent attack on the market vendors is nothing but a cowardly attack.
Dear Editor,
When I read that the recent protest on the East Coast of Demerara which resulted in the beating and robbing of Indo-Guyanese and burning of their properties was started by a misleading news report from a media house, I immediately recalled an article some years ago in the UK Guardian newspaper under the caption “Journalists jailed for inciting Rwandan Genocide”.
Dear Editor,
As a Morucan from Santa Rosa Village it was wonderful visiting my place of birth.
Dear Editor,
Recently, I passed along the Merriman Mall. I was shocked and angry at what I saw.
Dear Editor,
The New York Guyana Democracy Project (NYGDP) joins the President of Guyana, other individuals and organizations in condemning the looting and robberies and violence and the destruction of (including arson on) properties (buildings, market stalls, vehicles, and goods).
Dear Editor
It is happening again. Protests escalating into violence and destruction of property, same as it did two years ago, following another killing, this time though, eliciting a threat against the life of the President.
Dear Editor,
Worker Participation in the Guyana Sugar Corporation – 1976.
Dear Editor,
In a June 25, 2022 article, “RAMPS under pressure in Guyana” that appeared in Trinidad’s Daily Express newspapers, some interesting details were revealed.
Dear Editor,
The issue of when members of the Guyana Police Force can be placed under “Close Arrest” has attracted the attention of the public, especially in recent times following several serious incidents involving members of the Force.
Dear Editor,
It is good news to hear that the Government has finally taken steps to clean up its reserves of all encumbrances.
Dear Editor,
The North/South Ruimveldt/Festival City flooding and drainage woes can be likened to the City Hall restoration: when it became an indictment and could no longer be ignored steps were taken in meaningful and tangible ways to restore.
Dear Editor,
As we celebrate 50 years of Diplomatic Relations with the People’s Republic of China (PRC), the people of Guyana have been the beneficiaries of that relationship, which began in late June 1972 and in spite of our rapidly changing and confused world, the Guyana-China friendship has stood the test of time.
Dear Editor,
I happened upon a News Room article (June 26, 2022) which mentioned the possibility of widening the railway embankment road from Sheriff Street to Enmore to accommodate 4 lanes of traffic.
Dear Editor,
‘Food Security’ has become an urgent international challenge. Guyana has asserted that it can become the centre of agricultural development amongst the Caribbean territories.