Opinion

Dear Editor, Not too long ago, one used to associate GTT with efficient and reliable service.

Dear Editor, On Sunday, November 19, 2017 about 2.30 pm I called my chauffeur to take me to Charity to meet with some friends.

Allegations of misconduct in the local education sector have been around for years.

Dear Editor, I used to like the old bloodless coups more: more drama, more mystery, and more Gotterdämmerung. 

Dear Editor, I used to like the old bloodless coups more: more drama, more mystery, and more Gotterdämmerung. 

Dear Editor, As former students, Bishops’ High holds a special place in our hearts.

Dear Editor, On October 19, 2017 President David Granger appointed 84-year-old former Guyana High Court Justice, James Patterson, Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission.

Dear Editor, I again make a clarion call for the establishment of a Behavioural Science Unit in the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to focus on promoting acceptable behaviour among its members, among other issues. 

Dear Editor, A lot of noise continues to be made about the difficulty in getting property owners to pay their taxes to the city of Georgetown’s tax collectors and to the other various town and village authorities.

Dear Editor, Allegations of more sexual misconduct are making the news. 

Dear Editor, Sometimes I feel I’m wasting my time writing to the editor because nothing changes.

Dear Editor, When in the history of international sport have two players from the same team (country) successfully sued the media or its  agents of another country, for defamation, within a period of one or maybe two years?

Allegations of misconduct in the local education sector have been around for years.

Dear Editor, On Sunday, November 19, I decided to see what development is taking place in our region.

The borders of Guyana, Venezuela and Brazil collide at the site of Mount Roraima, the tallest of the Pakaraima Mountains.

Dear Editor, That I like all the young men representing us in New Zealand now and want them to do very well, and will watch every ball bowled, if possible, does not make me any less mad about the injustice and stupidity that persists in the management of our cricket, particularly as it relates to the treatment of our cricketers.

Dear Editor, The noise nuisance continues unabated in Region 6, especially in the Upper Corentyne area, and the Commander is busy carrying out the functions of the Environmental Protection Agency, allegedly handing out permission to a few selected persons.