Dear Editor, The Ministry of Social Protection cannot be exonerated from responsibility for the careless printing of wrong numbers on the November payment vouchers for several old age pensioners in Region 2.
Dear Editor, I read with interest about the 50th Convocation of the University of Guyana held at its Turkeyen campus.
Dear Editor, I read with interest some of the coverage on the 2016 UG Graduation address by Dr Vincent Adams.
Dear Editor, The ‘firing ‘ of so many West Indian cricketers, Darren Bravo being the latest, has caused me to raise again the question of the proper relationship between players and the board.
Dear Editor, Hillary Clinton was projected by all and sundry to be the overwhelming favourite to win the US presidential election.
Dear Editor, The elections in the United States have come and gone and there is a lot of disappointment, so much so that thousands of dissatisfied voters have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the election of Donald Trump as Commander-in-Chief.
The Ministry of Natural Resources has announced that it will be assigning wardens to mining areas in order to try to rein in the deeply worrying levels of the various types of lawlessness that obtain in the gold-mining regions of Guyana.
Dear Editor, It seems that the majority of Guyanese are more concerned about the sexual escapades of a self-proclaimed “Pope” rather than what is being put into the water that comes through their taps.
Dear Editor, The seismic but surely predictable shift in the political narrative of the USA presidential elections has thrown Caribbean-USA relationships out of alignment.
Dear Editor, Erskine May’s Parliamentary Practice 12th edition, on page 234 states, “The chief characteristics attaching to the Office of Speaker in the House of Commons are authority and impartiality.”
Dear Editor, Following one of the most hotly contested elections in one of the most ethnically divisive campaigns in US history, political pundits were shocked as neophyte Republican candidate Donald Trump defeated Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
Dear Editor, Every statement made by a head of government is analysed very carefully not only for what it means but what it could be taken to mean.
Dear Editor, There are several unresolved issues which plague Guyanese society.
Dear Editor, Throughout Mr Trump’s campaign he has been bombarded with allegations of sexism yet the liberal media which was on top of each and every indiscretion is unable to hide its own sexism when dealing with Mrs Trump, who is set to become the next first lady of the USA.
Dear Editor, As a concerned sibling and family member of some of the 2016 graduands, I am very concerned about the seriousness with which the University of Guyana conducts business.
Dear Editor, The near continuous reports horrify: crime on the attack in an upward, never-ending spiral.
On Friday afternoon, the government issued a terse press release stating that it had received credible information related to a “potential domestic security threat” and that this coupled with increased criminal activity had resulted in the decision to institute security measures in targeted areas to be conducted by the Guyana Police Force (GPF) and the Guyana Defence Force (GDF).
Dear Editor, The absence of GAWU and Naacie from the TUC jamboree shows the continued divisions among the trade unions in Guyana, driven by deep political interference by the Jagdeo-PPP and foolishly supported by the leaders of the largely sugar workers union, GAWU.
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