Opinion

Dear Editor, The heavy oil (HFO) spillage from barge destined for Guyana has polluted the coast of Tobago and destroyed flora and fauna.

Dear Editor, It is now going into the fourth week since my children last attended school.

Dear Editor, The procedures for establishing the requirements for occupational health and safety (OHS), and the monitoring there of are lagging.

Dear Editor, I would like you to publish my letter in your newspaper which I found very interesting to read.

Dear Editor, As an engineer attached to a Government Agency who frequently collaborates with various departments at the Guyana Power and Light Inc (GPL), I feel compelled to bring to your attention as well as the Management of the Guyana Power & Light matters related to the conduct of the Manager of the Metering Department.

Dear Editor, There is a story behind every event, in this connection, the story has to do with how facial recognition is used by Israeli intelligence and defense forces to identify, track and pinpoint the exact location of top leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolution Guard.

Dear Editor, Yet another Caribbean Community (CARICOM) meeting, including special invitees from the United States, to discuss the same old mundane issues.

Dear Editor, It was posited, (again, I might add), ‘tough decisions needed to help Haiti’ (Newsroom Feb 25), in remarks at the opening of the Regular Meeting of CARICOM.

Dear Editor, It is a road death of a different kind. 

For reasons that have to do with all of the various aspects of preparations by local contingents for participation in important regional and international events that require a fair amount of planning and preparation, it is customary that public disclosure on such events be incremental.

Dear Editor, The workers of any country are the pillars of government and of the country’s development. 

Dear Editor, I take a real-life look at the seven oil discoveries of Exxon that are now Hardy Boys and Harry Potter mysteries. 

Dear Editor, Mr. Alexander of the Burnham Foundation who works very hard at helping us not forget Mr.

Dear Editor, The day was briskly coming to an end and culminating with the onset of light but continuous showers on a cold and gloomy day.

Almost three years ago, this government received what was for all intents and purposes the final report by UK firm IHS Markit of the first audit of expenses claimed by ExxonMobil and its partners for the period 1999 to 2017.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to Dr. Thomas Singh’s letters published in the Stabroek News editions of February 14th and 24th, 2024, with the captions: “Guyana’s explosive growth appears to be more a result of us seeking short term gains”, and “that gov’t is making the decisions on allocation of oil wealth points to a deeper concern”, respectively.

Dear Editor, Madame Justice Roxane George, Chief Justice (ag) of Guyana on Thursday 21 February, rejected an application by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Ms.

Dear Editor, Vincent Alexander’s letter (SN 24/02/24) reeks with hypocrisy. Writing on behalf of the Burn-ham Foundation, he embraced Nigel Hughes’ proposition (which I have not seen) but made no attempt to distance himself or his organisation from Hamilton Green’s deranged comments.