Opinion

Dear Editor, I read about the planned establishment of a proposed Constitutional Reform Commission  where the political parties have named representatives to serve on this Commission.

Dear Editor, The striking teachers of Guyana have put their pain before the public.

Dear Editor, The teachers’ strike might end up being a blessing in disguise, that can catapult us into massive school reforms, given the revelations coming out.

Dear Editor, Mr Vishnu Bisram’s letter discussing shortage of labour (among other issues) as a contributing factor to Guyana’s failing sugar industry is quite interesting.

Dear Editor, So the not-doings of the union is hung out in the public domain. 

“I suspect the GTU …  have found themselves in this box and they would be pushing to have hopefully the Ministry of Labour and the chief labour officer … extricate them from there,” Labour Minister Joseph Hamilton was quoted by the state newspaper yesterday as saying.

Dear Editor, Kindly permit us space with good grace for this publication.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to respond to the letter titled “Could more oil income be linked to better benefits for teachers?”

Dear Editor, Every day animals lie dead on our roadways. Oftentimes, I see horses with broken limbs that have not properly healed, causing them pain to put their weight on the injured limbs to move around for food and safety.

Dear Editor, Friday 9th February, 2024, Guyana lost yet another great son of the soil, the late and talented singer, Mohan Nandu, who mesmerized Guyanese with his baritone voice and nasal tone, dating back to the late fifty’s/early sixty’s.

Dear Editor, Reference articles on GuySuCo by Tony Vieira (Feb 8) and Devendra Kumar (Feb 9)!

Dear Editor, I would like to comment on Mr. Kit Nascimento’s letter on Gary Best’s position on the Venezuela/Guyana situation.

Dear Editor, It is difficult to understand: on the job for over two decades and walking behind a reversing machine.

Dear Editor,  Recently, Guyana’s most scriptive “elder” has been offering his views, mostly critical of the current government.  

The two hardest Cabinet portfolios are arguably the ministries of health and education.

Dear Editor, Teachers are important everywhere in the world. I have seen numerous hardworking teachers in Guyana and elsewhere.

Dear Editor, Retired Rear Admiral, Gary Best, has expressed a series of opinions on the matter of Guyana’s national security.

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my concerns regarding Exxon’s involvement in Guyana’s geopolitics, particularly in relation to national security.