Dear Editor, Kindly permit me to express myself while also assisting other residents in Montrose, East Coast Demerara about a most dreadful noise nuisance that emanates on a daily basis from the “Cheers Bar & Grill”, which is located at Lot 8, Montrose Railway Embankment.
Dear Editor, Rising inequality is a global phenomenon. It is present in both developing and developed countries, but far more difficult to gauge in developing countries because of the lack of the requisite data and absence of political will.
Dear Editor, The recent and well-publicized controversy regarding a student wearing an indigenous outfit to a school and being told no, resulted in numerous reactions and protests.
Dear Editor, The local scene continues to be mind-numbing and, at times, sleep inducing.
Dear Editor, The constant invective and coded messages against Haitians by PPP/C members of Parliament is a cause of concern.
If, on the one hand, the reported imminent return to citizens in the Cuyuni/Mazaruni area of guns ‘called in’ by the authorities during a 2015 post-election amnesty tied to the surrendering of unlicensed firearms should be comforting to those residents who have been without their weapons for some time, there are considerations associated with this development that are deserving of more studied discourse.
Dear Editor, In his recent attempt to justify his government’s callous refusal to take action to cushion Guyanese businesses and consumers from rising fuel prices, Minister Winston Jordan has made a very important confession.
Dear Editor, Law-making is not an abstract exercise. Normally, a deficiency or a “mischief” is recognised to exist in the current law and a legislative intervention is crafted to address or remedy this deficiency or “mischief.”
Dear Editor, Kindly permit me space in your newspaper to let the public know what is happening at Demerara Timbers Ltd.
Dear Editor, The Public Health Department in Region Two is shirking its responsibility of taking legal action by prosecuting land owners whose residential plots in many parts of the district are infested with overgrown bushes.
Dear Editor, Rice farmers of the northern side in Region Two are facing heavy losses of their crops due to the rainy season.
Dear Editor, Depression is not an imaginary thing; depression is a real and horrible illness that, unfortunately, affects many persons.
In the aftermath of the loss of nearly 5,000 jobs in the industry, Friday’s announcement by the Guyana Sugar Corporation that it has created a coordinating committee for its ‘Sustainable and Resilient Communities Programme’ and ‘Alternative Livelihoods Initiative’ can only be seen as another sign of the gross failure of the APNU+AFC administration to come to grips with its responsibilities.
Dear Editor, I was utterly flabbergasted when I read that the Finance Minister is now suing Member of Parliament Juan Edghill claiming damages in the sum of $200,000,000, for the “Malicious Prosecution of the Offence of Misconduct in Public Office” and other damages.
Dear Editor, On August 26th, 2015, Kaieteur News reported that Eda, a female patient of the National Psychiatric Hospital, was murdered during a fight with another patient.
Dear Editor. The contempt, mockery and duplicity of the Mayor, Town Clerk and the favoured cabal at the Georgetown City Council has become just unbearable to many citizens.
Dear Editor, I believe that having local government engage in big construction projects ($10 million plus) is not Pareto Efficient.
Dear Editor, Is the Stabroek Market Square a microcosm of the Guyanese society?
Dear Editor, Is the current Board of Directors of the Guyana Power & Light Inc.,
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