Opinion

Dear Editor, I believe that it was last week that you solicited views from persons on the street about Guyanese acquiring a second language, preferably Spanish and/or Portuguese.

Dear Editor, We need to understand what inspired Burnham and the PNC’s thinking about the need for the new 1980 Constitution.

Dear Editor, SN (September 26) presented an editorial on teachers, with comments on Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE).

Dear Editor, At one time, Guyana was a little-known country, often mistaken for Ghana on addresses.

Dear Editor, I have been following with interest the recent German elections which seem to indicate a continuing if not growing trend of right-wing parties making significant inroads in parliamentary representation not only in Germany but in several other western European countries.

Dear Editor, I have concerns about the canteens situated at the North Ruimveldt Secondary School in Mandela Avenue, Georgetown.

Dear Editor, There is often a very fine line between victory and defeat in cricket.

Leonard Archibald did not have to die. He was just 13 years old and attending high school.

Dear Editor, I read with horror the fact that pregnant women in the hinterland of Guyana are not receiving HIV tests.

Dear Editor, I write in reference to your editorial of 25 September 2017 entitled ‘Hurricane Relief’.

Dear Editor, Mr Lincoln Lewis is an outspoken and well-intentioned patriot who clearly wishes only good for Guyana.

Dear Editor, I have been glad to see so much discussion in public and in your columns on approaches to constitutional reform.

Dear Editor, “The stars have fallen! Eden is broken! 72,000 Dominicans lie on the front-line in a war that they did not start!” 

Dear Editor,   I am responding to Terrence Campbell (‘RISE’s contribution clearly recognised that not all changes required amendment to the Constitution,’ SN, September 25) and Tarron Khemraj (‘There has to be a completely new constitution,’ SN, September 26).

Dear Editor,   Although not offically released for public consumption by the government, many recommendations from the Paul Slowe’s CoI are now public knowledge.

Last weekend, for the first time, Guyana hosted the Commonwealth Games Federation (GCF) Annual Americas Regional Conference.

Dear Editor, Recently in your newspaper, RISE, a discussion group, came out with the suggestion that Guyana revert to constituency voting.