Opinion

Dear Editor I read an article captioned ‘Sugar will never be competitive under the current trajectory’ by my very good friend Anthony Vieira.

Dear Editor, In recent correspondence I adverted to an unfolding tragedy in Guyana.

Dear Editor, My bank account at Republic Bank Triumph East Coast Demerara was hacked in October of 2023.

Autocrats in power for any extended period with oppression as part of their CV will rarely leave office willingly. 

Dear Editor, Reference is made to “Clem’s book on Cheddi” by Bill Cotton (Feb 7). 

Dear Editor, I refer to a recent article in K/N captioned “Mahipaul exposes sloth in the construction of 10 pumps by National Drainage and Irrigation Authority between 2020 and 2023”.

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my thoughts on the ongoing discussions surrounding the demands for salary increases by members of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU).

Dear Editor, Before liberalization of the telecommunications industry in 2020, GTT monopolized this sector and did as they pleased, and this sadly continues to date unabated.

Dear Editor, We refer to the letter “A serious problem wi1h the CCI share price” by Christopher Ram in your publication on February 7, 2024.

Dear Editor, No leader should be above the law. In authoritarian countries, rulers do and or act as despots, violating human rights and even murdering people.

Dear Editor, Some teachers on the picket line were saying we now have oil money therefore salaries should be increased.

Dear Editor, Society must stand in solidarity with the teachers union to protect our nation’s children.

Dear Editor, So the M&CC has the vendors playing ‘transfer the problem where no court order exists’. 

Dear Editor, Chartered Accountant and attorney-at-law, Mr. Chris Ram, should be in the diplomatic corps. 

Dear Editor, I believe it might be helpful to examine how the teacher profession has evolved from the time I taught, to where it is now.

In the fairy tale ‘’The Steadfast Tin Soldier’’ by Hans Christian Andersen, the central figures are a tin soldier – the last of a batch of 25 and made one-legged because the tin ran out – and a paper ballerina formed executing a pirouette, with one leg drawn up.

Dear Editor, One of our other public companies – Caribbean Container Inc.