Opinion

Dear Editor, Every afternoon a gentleman at Enmore looses his goats, which daily bore through our fence and eat everything in sight, including our fowl feed.

Dear Editor, At a time when there are so few role models left, we lost two of the last Guyanese of great integrity in just the past few weeks: Bishop Randolph George and Mr Winston Moore.

Dear Editor, In one of the dailies I read that the recent world class offshore oil discovery by Exxon Mobil Co, (the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and gas company) has firmly launched Guyana’s hydrocarbon industry and that the Government of Guyana was proposing in association with the Private Sector to construct an onshore base with associated infrastructure in order to support and serve the fledgling offshore Oil and Gas Sector.

Dear Editor, The GTT internet service tends to rob mobile internet users; I am baffled and angry at the disappearance of my credit more than once.

After many years of PPP/C governance during which there was a heavy veil drawn across the huge procurement sector, the people of this country have an excellent opportunity to begin learning how decisions are made osn high value public contracts and whether they can stand up to scrutiny.

Dear Editor, Our benign President David Granger, in his noble address recently to the United Nations General Assembly on the matter of the current migrant crisis, noted that the situation “if left unattended or unresolved, can escalate into regional and even global crises, which can threaten the existence of larger numbers of persons in wider areas, even beyond their country’s borders.”

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter titled, ‘A three months attachment to a workplace should replace SBAs for CXC students’ (SN, September 24). 

On Tuesday, President David Granger reprised last year’s appeal to the UN General Assembly in relation to the border controversy with Venezuela, and accused that country of obstructing Secretary General Ban Ki-moon’s efforts for a final resolution. 

Dear Editor, The letter by T Pemberton captioned ‘More money needed for sports development’ (KN, September 8) refers.

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Dear Editor, The pronouncement recently by the Registrar of the Caribbean Examinations Council, as carried by the media, has echoed what many Guyanese, including yours truly, have been openly lamenting over several years.

Dear Editor, I am really fed up with the daily blackouts and low voltage!

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter ‘There is no WPA’ written by Courtney Lane in the September 21 issue of your paper.

Dear Editor, I hold no brief either for Tropical Orchards Products Limited (TOPCO), a subsidiary of Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL), or Caribbean International Distribution Inc (CIDI), a subsidiary of Rudisa Beverages Company of Suriname.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the September 22 edition of the Kaieteur News, under the caption ‘Anti-crime ranks stop, harass K/News staffer for bribe’.

Dear Editor, I look at Guyana and it is lost in a perpetual twilight zone and time warp. 

Dear Editor, United States President Barack Obama, in his final address to the United Nations General Assembly, called on countries of the industrialized North not to abdicate their responsibilities to the poorer countries and urged them to forge meaningful partnerships with developing countries.

As Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump ready themselves for a debate that is likely to reach more than 100 million viewers, both candidates will recall the outcome of the first, infamous televised encounter between Richard Nixon and John F Kennedy.