Opinion

Dear Editor, Shannon Gabriel has been the most effective fast bowler in the region for the last two years.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs is currently awaiting an audit of the Progress Report for its flagship youth programme, the Hinterland Employment Youth Service (HEYS) following a request which was approved to conduct same.

Dear Editor, Talking without thinking?  A rush of blood to the head? 

Dear Editor, By now it should be clear that Scotiabank Guyana and eight other Caribbean territories have been bought/acquired by Republic Financial Holdings Ltd, a Trinidad-based company and the transfer/integration is being held back by regulatory requirements and consensus.

Dear Editor, I wanted to bring to your attention a situation that has arisen with Fly Jamaica after the recent  crash landing in Guyana. 

Dear Editor, This year, International Day against the Elimination of Violence Against Women and 16 days of activism are being observed under the theme “Orange the world: #HearMeToo”, which acknowledges women and girl survivors of violence and those speaking out and taking action.

Dear Editor, The statement by Volda Lawrence that “The only friends I got is PNC, so the only people I could give work to is PNC’ refers.

Earlier this week President Trump’s former lawyer pleaded guilty to giving false statements to congress about his client’s ties to Russia.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article in Thursday’s edition of the Kaieteur News under the caption “Ogle airport trace robbery….

Dear Editor, Scotiabank, the community bank, the indigenous bank, the family bank, the corporate and socially responsible bank.

Dear Editor, SN’s editorial on the ‘Banking Bureaucracy’ (November 23, 2018), could not have been more timely.

Dear Editor, I have been reading, writing and analyzing a lot this year. 

Dear Editor, I am having  internet issues in my area : Sand Road.

It is now an all too familiar dance: The City of Georgetown employs waste disposal firms to collect the City’s garbage, the City winds up owing enormous sums to these firms, who then switch partners and call on Central Government to join the dance, and after being sufficiently appeased by government payments, these firms return to the welcoming arms of the City Council.

Dear Editor, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo overstepped his authority when he announced the Government’s commitment to “giving teeth” to the CCJ’s ruling that in Guyana, men are free to disguise themselves as women, and women are free to disguise themselves as men in public.

Dear Editor, I write in relation to a letter included in the Stabroek News on 28-Nov-2018 with the title `Why would Exxon inflate these costs when it wouldn’t be the one benefitting?’

Dear Editor, Even as the Minister of Finance boasts about the largest budget ever ($300.7B) and the Minister of Public Health gleefully brags about the $35B Ministry of Public Health budget for 2019, chronic medicine shortages continue to impact the lives of people in Guyana.

Dear Editor, At the beginning of every Sitting of the National Assembly, the beneficence of the Almighty is invoked by Prayer to deliver wisdom to Parliamentarians in their deliberations.