Journalists of any kind must stand up to be counted
Dear Editor, Who was it that said: “I cannot hear what you are saying, for what you are deafens me”?
Dear Editor, Who was it that said: “I cannot hear what you are saying, for what you are deafens me”?
Dear Editor, Reference is made to “Gov’t’s intent to transform education must address several fundamental questions” by Professor Muniram Budhu (May 15).
Dear Editor, He was not even a man, a mere stripling of 18 years old; a schooler readying to be a citizen.
Dear Editor, From the account it seems the union is comfortable being kept in the dark or not totally in the loop concerning the transfer of employees to the new customer service company (SN May 16).
Dear Editor, I agree. (`Gov’t proposing man-slaughter charge for causing death while drunk driving’ -SN May 15 respectively).
Dear Editor, Yet again, our people are being warned against complacency regarding the still very deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
Dear Editor, President Ali’s government declared policy is to use oil and gas proceeds to transform education, health, infrastructure, and the non-oil sectors (Guyana Chronicle, April 26, 2022).
Dear Editor, This week the USA reached one million deaths due to COVID.
Dear Editor, The collective and individual rights of my Amerindian brothers and sisters are protected, respected, and upheld under the laws of Guyana by the Peoples Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) Government, now more than ever before.
Dear Editor, Governance is about people and their development within the confines of universally acceptable legal, physical, and moral infrastructures.
Dear Editor, A mother pleaded guilty and was charged with two weeks in prison for beating her child but what charges were given to the teacher, who was caught on video beating a student with what appears to be a ‘wild cane’.
Dear Editor, Two news items on the regional news radar caught my attention.
Dear Editor, The concept and conduct of the once fundamental component of management called ‘Performance Appraisal/Evaluation’ has long been extinct as far as the Guyana’s Public Service is concerned.
Dear Editor, Permit me a few lines in your publication to express a few notable concerns.
Dear Editor, It must be with a sense of relief that the public now has reasonable access to the Head and Deputy Head of the General Register Office (Birth Certificate Office), GPO building.
Dear Editor, The Summit of the Americas must go on! It is the democratic right of any country to reject the invitation from the US, as it is the right of the host not to invite countries with leaders that do not respect human rights, the rule of law and free and fair elections and whose governance does not embrace the basic tenets of democracy….leaders
Dear Editor, The Opposition needs pace and power and boots on the ground.
Dear Editor, A prospective candidate wondered why your editorials have not enquired about the number of positions of Heads of Departments advertised as vacant in GGMC these past weeks, positing that it was abnormal for most organisations, particularly of the public sector, to operate with such a vacuum for an indefinite period: – Manager, Mines – Manager, Geological Services – Manager, Environmental Division – Manager, Administration – Human Resources Manager – Assistant Commissioner, Finance – Chief Security Officer The enquirer speculated that it could not be as a result of resignations, unless of course they were forced, which is the same as if the incumbents were fired – leading one to speculate about the nature of any Board decisions, and the latter’s implications, given the current work environment projected in comparable areas.
Dear Editor, Every once in a while a news item bursts on the scene that gladdens the heart.
Dear Editor, I’m a 58-year-old man, and there were countless times that my mom has mentioned that she thought about aborting me before I was born.
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