Dear Editor, The Medical Council is a statutory body established with the aim of protecting a democratic society from unscrupulous members of the medical profession.
Dear Editor, For the second time in about a month Senior Counsel Rex McKay has penned a letter to local newspapers complaining about the violation of zoning by-laws and the speed with which businesses and industry are taking over residential areas in the city.
Dear Editor, With most of the dust settling on the CXC results, I respond to my inner compulsion to make a statement as a CXC teacher (though now part time) for more than two decades in both public and private schools.
Dear Editor, I read that a garbage strike is looming. This is concerning on several fronts.
Dear Editor, A few nights ago I went to the Giftland Movie Theatre to see Bad Moms.
Dear Editor, I congratulate President Granger for announcing that the government would build a monument at the Parade Ground to properly memorialize the victims of the historic 1823 Demerara Revolt.
Dear Editor, There are several factors that contributed to the demise of Guyana’s once thriving manufacturing sector.
Dear Editor, Old students of Berbice High School (BHS) are refurbishing and upgrading their alma mater as the learning institution celebrates its centenary on September 5.
Dear Editor, Fifteen months into a new administration comes the first real test of the mettle of President Granger.
Dear Editor, I think cabinet has made a wise decision in cancelling the Specialty Hospital which was under construction.
As the life of this administration progresses, the public will have an excellent opportunity to test the promises of the APNU+AFC government and evaluate the efficacy of its policies.
Dear Editor, I wish to offer a bit of reassurance for those candidates who may not have done so well at CSEC.
Dear Editor, The pharmaceutical bond scandal has raised an issue that your columns have not adequately addressed – the seriousness of the act of “misleading” Parliament.
Dear Editor, One afternoon when I was seven, my brother came home and told me that he saw the seven-thousand-year-old skeleton of a pregnant Amerindian woman.
This year’s Caribbean Education Secondary Certficate (CSEC) results presented the nation with the expected crop of high-flyers, led by Ms Fatima Karim, with 20 astonishing passes, 19 of them Grade Ones.
Dear Editor, The Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc (GuySuCo) wishes to respond to a letter that was published in the Stabroek News on August 19, 2016 under the caption ‘GAWU sent more than 12 letters to GuySuCo for which no acknowledgement has been received’.
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Dear Editor, I am very pleased to see the relaxation of the ludicrous dress code in Guyana, starting with Trevor Benn of Lands and Surveys and finally the President pronouncing on it.
Dear Editor, Regardless of being overused the saying, ‘The health of the nation is the wealth of the nation’ will always remain relevant.
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