Starting off on the wrong foot?
Dear Editor, Holding firm to his position regarding a perceived conflict of interest, is the newly minted leader starting off on the wrong foot?
Letters to the Editor
2024 T/20 World Cup was a success, financially for the ICC but achieved little else
Dear Editor, Now that the T20I World Cup is over, can we look back and say that it was a success?
Hilltop is the latest casualty of government’s reverse distribution economic policy
Dear Editor, It takes a special kind of government to turn its face from the cries of hardships coming from the people.
My counter-proposal to Dev’s class imposition is the issue of self-esteem which we either have or don’t have
Dear Editor, In Sunday’s Stabroek News’ letter column (2024/06/30), Ravi Dev penned a letter headlined, “Aubrey Norton, the PNCR and `doctor politics’ “.
US Supreme court ruling on presidential executive powers and immunity should be tested in our jurisdiction
Dear Editor, The US Supreme Court handed down a landmark ruling on July 1st on Presidential or Chief Executive power.
Ambassador Ramsammy should set out to win new business for our struggling sugar industry
Dear Editor, The recent letter in the press by Dr. Ramsammy was very insightful and touching.
Dissimilar oil profit accounting methods
Dear Editor, In your June 30th edition, you published a letter from the Oil & Gas Network on Guyana’s oil profits.
While some political parties in Guyana show evidence of political and adaptive policy shifts, others remain steadfast in their long-held views
Dear Editor, I write today offering my perspectives on political metamorphosis regarding Guyanese political parties embracing “Ecdysis” in shifting landscapes as they pertain to contemporary Guyana.
Hughes’ Exxon relationship will jointly test his credibility and the opposition’s choice of consensus presidential candidate
Dear Editor, Nigel Hughes has cleared the first hurdle. He has got some others coming his way.
Authorities must share some responsibility for the disaster at the illegal daycare
Dear Editor, Following on the recent fires at two children’s facilities comes another disaster at an illegal daycare service facility.
Build capacities to tackle corruption head-on
Dear Editor, I recently spoke with my nephew (who was born in the UK) about Guyana being one of the fastest growing economies in the world and is set to be the next Dubai.
There is humanity in AFC politicians
Dear Editor When I was in Guyana sometime in 2011 or 2012, if I recall correctly, one of the PPP’s Phantom Squad assassins was following me around.
New Adventure Pump Station promises to be a game-changer for farmers struggling with water management issues
Dear Editor, The agricultural community in the Black Bush Polder areas has a reason to celebrate the newly operational Adventure Pump Station in Berbice.
Disparity in media coverage between the US and Chinese ambassadors to Guyana
Dear Editor, I am writing to express my observation over the noticeable disparity in media coverage between the US and Chinese ambassadors to Guyana.
Gov’t should explain why Guyana doesn’t appear to be receiving 50% of oil profits
Dear Editor, If you and a partner invest in a boat and decide to split profits equally, you will feel cheated if her share is much greater than 50%.
Aubrey Norton, the PNCR and `doctor politics’
Dear Editor, Since Aubrey Norton was the last candidate for leader left standing, he will be the Leader of the PNCR to take the party into the 2025 general elections.
I believe Mr Hughes will inspire a rebirth of the AFC
Dear Editor, Few words describe leadership. Fundamentally it is about understanding and empathizing with the needs and feelings of others.
Congratulations to Dr. Budhendranauth Doobay
Dear Editor, I wish to extend my warmest congratulations to Dr.
After 1992, Jagan’s call was to establish ideological balance in the PPP and for that to be reflected in his gov’t’s policies
Dear Editor, American novelist W.E.B. Griffin popularized the phrase “walk between the raindrops” to mean that a person (or country) is not held accountable for nefarious actions.
We need these new judges to be of a breed that sets them apart
Dear Editor, I laud the arrival of 10 new judges in Guyana’s court system.
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