Opinion
The parking meters will become the new normal
Dear Editor, The most recent hot point within the City Hall is the installation of parking meters in the City of Georgetown.
Collections at Walter Roth Museum very fragile
Dear Editor, It was with great sadness that I read the Stabroek News article captioned `Gov’t considering relocating Walter Roth museum – Harmon’ in yesterday’s edition concerning the Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology.
If President does not ask for Minister Norton’s resignation he will be setting a dangerous precedent
Dear Editor, Much was promised by the President in his campaign against corruption in government.
IAC statement on Lands Commission announcement wicked
Dear Editor, The statements emanating from the Indian Arrival Committee (IAC) on the President’s stated intent to have his administration address the issue of the regularizing of African ancestral land are wicked and would pit one race against the other.
Encouraging steps on the government’s part
Dear Editor, Yesterday, I opened the two newspapers and I read and there they are: three firsts, and all on the positive side.
Suggestions for Amerindian Heritage Month
Dear Editor, As we are fast approaching our Amerindian heritage month celebrations, September 2016, there is a number of very important items and topics that can be included in our programme of activities.
President and Cabinet have to take responsibility for bond fiasco
Dear Editor, I listened to Minister Trotman at the press briefing regarding the Pharmaceutical Bond rental scandal and the recommendations outlined in the report submitted to President Granger and I make the following points:None of the recommendations actually say that the contract should be terminated.
City to continue working for youth development
Dear Editor, International Youth Day observed under the theme ‘The Road to 2030: Eradicating Poverty and Achieving Sustainable Consumption and Production’ represents the opportunity for youth at home and abroad to reflect on the work, progress and struggles of all youths, regardless of race, class or ethnicity.
Politikles
Politikles
Building walls against the future
The Brexit vote and the rise of Donald Trump indicate that a large number of the British and American voters have lost faith in a globalized world.
Dynamic Airways foggy ‘punishment’
Dear Editor, Dynamic Airways International Flight 2D401 out of NY’s JFK Airport departed over an hour late from its scheduled 1am departure on Friday, August 5, 2016 bound for Cheddi Jagan Airport.
Keeping suicide prevention in mind
Dear Editor, Thanks to Stabroek News for publishing the numbers of the Guyana Interagency Suicide Prevention hotline when there are suicide reports.
President must explain why anomalies pertaining to communal lands of African-Guyanese cannot be addressed by GLSC
Dear Editor, The Indian Action Committee (IAC) has noted statements made by His Excellency, President David Granger which were issued as part of his address at the Fourth Annual State of the African Guyanese Forum organized by the Cuffy 250 Committee and held at the Critchlow Labour College on Sunday, 7th August 2016.
City council does not have secret accounts
Dear Editor, A statement in the media on the financial situation at the Mayor and City Council attributed to Councillor, Mr.
Obnoxious duck farm at Good Hope
Dear Editor, I would like the relevant authorities to investigate this unpleasant duck farm that is next to me in Good Hope Phase 1 on the East Coast of Demerara.
All the city is seeking to do is persuade the Private Sector to pay its fair share of taxes
Dear Editor, We have noticed certain statements made by the Private Sector Commission in certain sections of the media on the Mayor and Council.
Both Minister and GPHC chairman erred through their public utterances on CEO issue
Dear Editor, There are some parties now almost irreversibly fastened on the horns of a dilemma.
Blundering along
Since assuming office, the David Granger-led coalition government has been guilty of sending a series of mixed signals to the population, specifically, his ministers and other party functionaries appear to be making several administrative false steps and public relations blunders, requiring the subsequent intervention of the President to assuage the ire of the populace and countervail whatever crisis was looming.
Parade Ground not fit for these games
Dear Editor, This is in relation to an article published in K.N.
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