Opinion

Dear Editor, I refer to my letter (SN Dec 15:  Patentia to Goed Intent road in miserable state).

Dear Editor, The public deserves information on the outcomes of the 2016 Petroleum Sharing Agreement, PSA2016.

Dear Editor, The Peoples’ Progressive Party is not the Party it was under Dr.

Dear Editor, I have had the pleasure of sharing time and ideas with Mr.

Dear Editor, Guyanese have become weary of Mr. Bharrat Jagdeo’s dictatorial leadership style of managing their nation, including his disposition against his opponents.

Dear Editor, The Minister of Agriculture’s recent announcement about the shiny new $3 million drone has caused quite a buzz.

Less than ten years after the earliest confirmation of Guyana’s status as a potential ‘world class’ oil producer had materialized, courtesy of ExxonMobil’s ‘world class’ offshore oil strike, global perceptions of the country have undergone some measure of change from what had obtained a handful of years ago.

Dear Editor, I have seen at least 3 letters printed in the dailies on indentured immigrants/laborers and Girmitiyas.

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr. Jamil Changlee’s letter titled “Talent at Bishops’ should not be used for vocational education”.

Dear Editor, The time has come for Guyana to confront one of the most glaring flaws in its political system: the lack of direct election of parliamentarians and the entrenchment of an executive presidency that places the occupant above the law.

Dear Editor, The fear of political discrimination in Guyana, already very high, is noticeable when moving around in our country, and even in the Diaspora, while having discussions with our citizens.

Dear Editor: In September 2024, the GuySuCo CEO, Mr. Paul Cheong, made a statement to the Fourth Estate in which he stated that to “grapple with the labour shortages that are affecting productivity, the industry is pushing a mechanization effort to help cushion the fallout.”

Dear Editor, The establishment of a local law school in Guyana has been long anticipated by the public, as it will lessen the financial burdens and limitations faced by students attending law schools such as Hugh Wooding in Trinidad and Tobago, Eugene Dupuch in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, and Norman Manley in Jamaica.

Dear Editor: When a country experiences years of power outages, there are solutions and strategies to mitigate and improve the situation.

Dear Editor, I write regarding Dr Devanand Bhagwan’s letter “Hindustani, not Girmitiya, is the correct and respectful designation for descendants of Indian indentured labourers in the Caribbean” (Stabroek News December 12, 2024).

Dear Editor  I had taken a moment from my office at the Regional Democratic Council to sit outside Hoppy’s shop which was popularly known as Linden Parliament.

Dear Editor, Walking around, one could see the various changes happening between individuals and government.

Last Monday, the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance convened a panel discussion on `Building resilient institutions against corruption’ to coincide with Anti-corruption Day.

Dear Editor, Must Guyanese wait 12 more years before change comes to the ‘lopsided’ 2016 Exxon contract?