Opinion

Dear Editor, I see that Justice Claudette Singh has joined the masquerade.

Dear Editor, It is quite obvious that Mr Lincoln Lewis (‘The deformities do not lie in the structure…’ SN, July 3) did not adequately grasp the notion of social structure as expressed by me (‘Future Notes’, SN June 28) for if he had he would not have attempted to equate it with the Constitution and then sing his usual hymn about our giving it a chance to work!

Dear Editor, Many persons have expressed surprise and dismay when it was revealed that at least one of the youths who attempted an armed robbery at the Republic Bank, was “well educated”.

Dear Editor, Dr Henry Jeffrey’s column captioned ‘Freedom’ (Stabroek News, July, 5) makes for interesting reading and introduces some new insights in the rather complicated writings of Karl Marx as embodied in his publication Das Kapital.

Dear Editor, The article in your edition of July 5 on the occupancy rates of a rebranded Tower Suites is quite informative.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) believes it is incumbent, as a responsible union, to respond to Mr Earl John’s letter appearing in the July 1, Stabroek News captioned ‘GAWU must be the most outdated institution of its kind’.

Dear Editor, In an interview with Stabroek News early in May this year Mr Russel Combe, a UK security expert announced that he would be submitting by June (2017) month end an Interim Security Reform Action Plan for Guyana.

At the Guyana Manufacturing and Services Association (GMSA) dinner held last month, Minister of Finance Winston Jordan, in his delivery to those assembled, more than hinted at an inertia gripping the private sector in terms of innovation when he charged them with, “Don’t wait for the government to lead the way; you, the private sector, are the proverbial engine of growth.

Dear Editor, Perhaps it is only in Essequibo that most corporate entities including Banks DIH have not found it profitable to invest in sports.

Dear Editor, Mr Anil Nandlall on the 25th April, 2017 was granted an Ex Parte Conservatory Order by the acting Chief Justice preventing the Guyana Police Force from seizing fifteen (15) Commonwealth Law Reports (CLR) for the years 2012 to May 2015.

Dear Editor, There are some who were there when the Peoples’ National Congress was founded. 

Dear Editor, The meeting of the 38th regular meeting of Conference of Caricom Heads of Government is being held at a time when its foreign policy is under attack from various quarters.

Dear Editor, I am astounded by the fact that this government can peddle inaccurate information without verifying the truthfulness of a statement which appeared in the press to the effect that the European Union disbursed $348.5 billion as financial assistance to the sugar industry in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Guyana is a beautiful country inhabited by beautiful people, however that does not negate the fact that we have mountainous issues.

Dear Editor, Much has been written about what should happen to the state-owned sugar estates that have been losing a lot of money.

Dear Editor, I understand that the economy of Guyana is not as healthy as it could be at this juncture.

In our Tuesday edition, we ran a column by Miami-based Argentinian writer Andres Oppenheimer in which he bemoaned the lack of innovation emanating from Latin America and the Caribbean.