Opinion

Dear Editor, This is the second installment of my reply to a condemnatory letter on me by Tacuma Ogunseye (SN, Friday, August 31).

Dear Editor, My attention was drawn to an article in the Monday, September 3, 2018 edition of the Guyana Chronicle headlined: ‘Bringing joy through music – celebrating 160 years of the Guyana Police Force Band’s legacy.’

Dear Editor, A fundamental structural feature of colonialism is the fracturing of an economy into two parts: export enclave and the rest of the economy. 

Dear Editor, In a letter published in SN on September 5 and written by Tacuma Ogunseye we are enjoined to reject self-hate and to return to the ancestral goddesses that we have abandoned.

For more than 20 years, Estée Lauder, the world-renowned, manufacturing group of companies named for its founder that has been in existence since the 1940s, has been listing P.

Dear Editor, •   If our division was not race it would probably be religion or class or the hue of skin within a race or some other quotient.

Dear Editor, For those who have had substantial experience on either side of the Industrial Relations platform it continues to be puzzling to observe the confusion of views being expressed, again by both sides, on what process is now applicable in the brouhaha between the Ministry of Education and the Guyana Teachers’ Union That either party is sufficiently informed about the relevant legislation and the provisions of normal Collective Agreements, is barely evident, and in some instances mostly tentative.

Dear Editor, There are many teachers in Guyana who are teachers by day but have started to do the odd jobs on the weekend and at nights to make ends meet. 

Dear Editor, I write in support of the position taken by Dr.

Dear Editor, President David Granger’s recent address to the annual Cuffy 250 Forum has taken on a significance greater than he may have intended.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to respond to a letter by Mr.

Dear Editor, Oh lawd! De ting wukkin.  Why fix what is not broken? 

 A week ago today in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, Stan Brock passed away, and as is fast becoming the trend here in Guyana, one can expect that his name will soon be forgotten.

Dear Editor, Millions of Venezuelans are fleeing hunger and repression in their collapsing socialist state.

Dear Editor, As GAWU is finalizing its preparations for its one-day conference entitled “Sugar – too big to fail” on September 04, 2018, our Union recognised that President David Granger at his inaugural press conference for the year addressed the sugar industry, among other things.

Dear Editor, We beg your pardon, we who have spent our professional careers in the field of industrial relations, as employers and unionists, must take exception to the remark in SN of September 2, 2018, allegedly made by a Junior Minister, which reads as follows: “No one can be brought in who can do better than us.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to respond to a letter by one Sarah Williams titled `Dr Devonish should explain his status with the UK medical council’ (SN September 3rd, 2018).