Opinion

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter in Stabroek News dated September 19, 2018, captioned `There is a great need for better planning, execution of construction projects’.

Dear Editor, An evolution is occurring in Indigenous culture that is more than ever being assimilated into mainstream culture, as we know it.

Dear Editor, I am wondering whether Guyana should be selective in its areas of cooperation with Trinidad and Tobago.

There has been some amount of consternation expressed over the reported “discovery of the recreational drug ecstasy in five schools,” which came about as a result of “investigations” by the Customs Anti-Narcotic Unit (CANU), according to the agency’s Deputy Head Lesley Ramlall, who was speaking at the opening of his organisation’s annual staff training on Monday.

Dear Editor, I read about Minister Harmon petitioning ExxonMobil for help in restoration efforts for Georgetown.

Dear Editor,  I wish to commend citizen, PPP/C MP Dr. Frank Anthony for his letter,  `Urgent steps must be taken by gov’t to preserve Amerindian languages’.  

Dear Editor, Please permit me to inform and update citizens of the plight of vendors following the special meeting held by the city council on Monday, September  17, 2018 on the decision to relocate stall holders plying their trade at the Stabroek Market Wharf to a portion of reserve west of the Parliament Building.

Dear Editor, It is heartbreaking to read the news on the use of illegal drugs among our children.

Dear Editor, With cunning strategies, the minibus union and the Ministry responsible devised a method to fool the commuters with empty promises and with brutal bullyism.

In ancient times, long before the inventions of the railroad and the field of telecommunications, messages were relayed by the age old tradition of professional running messengers.

Dear Editor, Once again, a traffic fatality focuses the spotlight on the reality of what passes for law and justice in Guyana. 

Dear Editor, It is with much dismay I pen this correspondence.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter and trusting that it will be published in your newspaper for I am utterly disgusted with articles written on stories coming out of the Agency and this week-end was the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back. 

Dear Editor, I read in the last Sunday Stabroek that Dr.

Dear Editor, I was impressed with the alacrity with which the Guyana Bar Association sought to defend by implication the expletive laden rant by Berbician Attorney-at-Law Ryan Crawford when he was stopped by a policeman recently.

The trajectory of the industrial relations dispute between government and the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) now appears imprisoned in a familiar pattern of uncertainty and suspicion (some may even say bad faith) with each side striving to avoid being outflanked, this, as the increasingly coarse texture of the engagement appears to push the issue further away from an amicable resolution.