Opinion

Dear Editor, In 2009, I self-published a few of my poems for children titled, “Miracle of Meanings.”

It is not uncommon for instances of internal bickering to arise within political parties in Guyana though, in the final analysis, those rarely if ever escalate into anything that shakes their foundations, since, in the heat of whatever those differences might be, there usually exists a singular sense of purpose embedded in the deeply polarizing nature of Guyanese politics.

Dear Editor, Violations of the law keep emerging in Guyana. The perpetrator is not a citizen, it is the PPP Government.

Dear Editor, Guyana is now at the rarest elevation in its checkered history. 

Dear Editor, Every patriot, irrespective of race, colour or political persuasion ought to be concerned with utterances over the past few days emanating from the top leaders, or should I say, the ruling cabal of this country.

Last week, Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC acted upon the instructions of President Irfaan Ali and issued an edict to ministries on the establishment of units to determine where public projects are experiencing unjustifiable delays or there is evidence of poor work.

Dear Editor, The Attorney General is convinced in his assessment of how to ensure that ExxonMobil will pay in the event of an oil spill even if it is $100 Billion dollars.

Dear Editor, Kaieteur News on 13 April reported, ‘ExxonMobil, EPA a no-show again at Natural Resources Parliamentary meeting’ (https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2024/04/13/exxonmobil-epa-a-no-show-again-at-natural-resources-parliamentary-meeting/). 

Dear Editor, I have been a PNC party member for more than fifty years.

Dear Editor, In 2010 a study called “Coastal defence cost estimates” was published by the Department of Hydraulic Engineering at the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Delft University of Technology.

Dear Editor, President Ali came up with something that seems to have as an objective stemming the tide of troubles that plagues public contracts. 

Dear Editor, Once again the Maduro government attempted to have their cake and eat it on the settlement of the Border Controversy he has been exploiting to save his collapsing regime.

Dear Editor, As a member of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) my attention is not lost on the rising public interest and discourse between party members, supporters and leaders at various levels.

Dear Editor, What if building a local payment processor is just the thing Guyana needs to do to push compliance targets, regulatory efficiency and commercial bank service evolution?

Dear Editor, It was heart rending to listen to a video that was sent to me. 

Last week Venezuela dominated the headlines once again. On Monday that country submitted its counter-memorial to the ICJ in relation to the case filed by Guyana six years ago seeking the Court’s decision on the validity of the 1899 Arbitral Award.

Dear Editor, The aggressive posture by the Nicolas Maduro administration in Venezuela against its neighbour, Guyana, is ironically fulfilling an imperialist scheme with origins way back in 1962.