George Lamming was a visionary
Dear Editor, George Lamming, who died in Barbados on Saturday was a shy, non-egotistical, private, pensive and introspective man, and of utter sincerity.
Dear Editor, George Lamming, who died in Barbados on Saturday was a shy, non-egotistical, private, pensive and introspective man, and of utter sincerity.
Dear Editor, Unlike Financial Representatives (MP’s), A.R.F. Webber and Joseph Eleazer, and other members of the Popular Party of British Guiana in 1920’s, the present government is very ready to hand over to extractors Guyana’s most precious assets.
Dear Editor, SN’s editorial titled “Contention” of June 5th is a good reference point from which to share some positions on a few crucial issues.
Dear Editor, No substantive Chancellor for seventeen years and still the right time hasn’t come.
Dear Editor, Is the Government simply “winging it” or does the Government have a plan?
Dear Editor, I note with interest the disbursement of cash grants to select sections of society within recent times.
Dear Editor, This is a somewhat belated response to what was an insightful and relevant editorial of May 31 `Primus inter pares?’
Dear Editor, Former Guyana Police Commissioner, Seelall Persaud, opened up about his remarkable journey in law enforcement in his autobiography or memoir Stepping Out of the Herd: My Life in the Guyana Police Force (2022).
Dear Editor, Are members of the Guyana Police Force above the law in our beloved country?
Dear Editor, Opposition Leader Mr. Aubrey Norton’s response that he was otherwise engaged to the recent request by the President to meet to further discuss the constitutional appointments is tantamount to gross disrespect to the highest office of the land.
Dear Editor, It is baffling, members of the long-awaited constitutional Public Procurement Commission have not been sworn in, even though names have been approved.
Dear Editor, SN’s “Minority Report” of June 3 very logically argued that (one-off) Cash Grants ‘should not be done in an ad hoc manner’.
Dear Editor, I was awakened by the pinging sound of my phone, indicating a message awaited me.
Dear Editor, The extensive canal system in place in the country is very underutilized.
Dear Editor, On Sunday, 30th January, 2022, I tried to withdraw some money at the GBTI Providence ATM machine with my OneCard from Republic Bank.
Dear Editor, Last week, I referred to the plight of a number of young women employed as Security Guards in the public and private sectors.
Dear Editor, I was told a very long time ago that give a man a fish and he eats for a day but teach a man to fish and he eats for life.
Dear Editor, I have just come from a meeting with Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo at Hampshire Village where he stopped to meet with residents.
Dear Editor, On May 12th, the UK Guardian ran a story, ‘We can’t eat a new road,’ in which fishermen talked about their livelihoods drying up, and linked it to the oil and gas sector in Guyana that is operating and expanding with official blessing and full immunity and impunity.
Dear Editor, I have been paying keen interest to the imbroglio in relation to the Guyana Public Service Cooperative Credit Union, and would be grateful for space in your paper to comment on it.
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