Opinion
Government-private sector relations
Up until now, relations between the incumbent political administration and the private sector have not exactly been characterized by an abundance of warmth and eagerness to work together.
Guyanese, Trinidadians rally in support of DACA
Dear Editor, A couple of dozen Guyanese and Trinidadians, joined by a few nationals of other countries, rallied mid-afternoon on Saturday September 16 in Richmond Hill in support of DACA (Deferred Action on Child Arrivals) which was terminated by President Trump on Sept 6.
Avoid a sub-optimal solution for Demerara River crossing
Dear Editor, Former Minister of Public Works Robeson Benn’s letter in the Sunday Stabroek (17/9/17) about a new Demerara River Bridge is both timely and thoughtful.
GAWU was one of the main culprits in running down the sugar industry
Dear Editor, GAWU believes that by continuously repeating its empty rhetoric it will be able to convince the public, especially its members, that it is truly concerned about their welfare.
Genuine leadership required to promote public resistance to corruption
Dear Editor, Please allow me to add to a public discussion now current, on bribery of traffic policemen.
No outcry against GAWU Protests
Dear Editor, This letter is not intended to question the right of sugar workers to engage in street protests whenever they feel the situation demands that line of action.
It is not for the Region Two REO to determine when the Regional Chairman must use his vehicle
Dear Editor, The Regional Executive Officer (REO) of Region Two, Mr Rupert Hopkinson, in his recent attempt to mislead the public regarding the use of the vehicle assigned to me, has displayed an inadequate knowledge of the regulations, policies and practices relating to the functions of the Regional Democratic Council and the REO.
Race is still a viciously divisive issue
Dear Editor, Last week, after the incident between two public office holders, one a parliamentarian, the other a support staff member at OP, the following thoughts came to mind.
New institute to provide analysis of budget and policies to encourage broader public engagement
Dear Editor, A new think tank has emerged that analyses and dissects budget and public policy issues in Guyana.
We stand with the thousands who will be affected by plans being cooked up for sugar
Dear Editor, The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) refers to Mr Gobin Harbhajan’s letter which appeared in the August 24, 2017 edition of Stabroek News (‘GuySuCo should be privatized as per the CoI recommendation’).
Where is SARA when procurement law is breached?
Dear Editor, With regard to the APNU+AFC government of President David Granger choosing to pay ANSA McAl for the provision of medical drugs even though the procurement law was broken, clearly, the government erred in paying for these supplies.
Things are drastically wrong
Dear Editor, Something is drastically wrong with our health system in this country.
We need to act in a more mature manner
Dear Editor, The recent harangues between personnel of the government and the opposition must cause us to ask whether these officials realise that they first of all need to satisfy and inform the general populace in our country of the various issues that are affecting our lives.
Our politicians should engage each other as social beings
Dear Editor, Politics is described as the art of making deals.
Politikles
Guyana Peace Council stands ready to work to strengthen our democratic institutions
Dear Editor, United Nations International Day of Democracy 2017 was observed this year under the theme, ‘Democracy and Conflict Prevention.’
Disrespecting of Mocha Arcadia NDC
Since the historic March 2016 Local Government Elections, one of the principles underlying Stabroek News’s coverage of any story is to determine whether it pertained in the slightest to any local government authority and if it did, then a valiant effort must be made to engage with that authority and to canvas its views on the matter being reported.
A site adjacent to the current bridge is the most workable solution for a new Demerara Bridge
Dear Editor, I find it incumbent on me, as former Minister of Public Works, to join the discussion unfolding in the media with respect to the national goal of achieving an improved and efficient new Demerara Harbour Bridge.
Competitive bidding is the best approach for the award of oil exploration leases
Dear Editor, A recent article in the Guyana Times ‘Minister’s relatives, friends now applying for oil licences, 2017-09-14’ makes reference to Dr Jan Mangal, Petroleum Adviser in the Ministry of the Presidency.
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