Opinion

Dear Editor, On Tuesday, June 4, pensioners living in Blairmont and neighbouring villages finally got some much-needed relief from the rain and blistering sun, and can now rest their weary legs while waiting at the Blairmont Post Office to cash their Old Age Pension vouchers.

Dear Editor, I would like to issue a call to all my fellow Guyanese to rethink the situation on the national level in which we find ourselves from a fresh perspective, and make an effort in whatever arena they find themselves to resolve once and for all the relationships we share so that we can really join together and contribute to the mutual development of our people.

Dear Editor,        I am a Jamaican missionary, working as a volunteer with Youth With A Mission (YWAM) in Manchester, Jamaica.

In recent days, criticisms of the actions of the Chairman of the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), Rawle Lucas in the media have reached a crescendo.

Politikles

In a letter by Romain Pitt which appeared in our July 16 edition, captioned ‘West Indians should not accept character assassination from the ICC’s Nicholas’, the name of the ICC official was incorrectly stated.

Dear Editor, Each generation has had its own indigenous revolution and this generation, ie the youth of today, must create theirs.

Dear Editor, For years Guyana has had innumerable economic and social challenges which have had resounding impacts on the lives of citizens.

VILLARS-LES-DOMBES, France, (Reuters) – Manx Missile Mark Cavendish claimed his 30th Tour de France victory and fourth in this year’s race when he left sprint rival Marcel Kittel trailing at the end of the 14th stage yesterday.

Dear Editor, SN readers may be interested to know that cricket was once an Olympic sport.

The government’s inexplicable dress code is back in the news again, this time because a Guyana Chronicle columnist was refused access to the National Communications Network (NCN) compound because she was wearing a sleeveless dress.

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Dear Editor, The ongoing responses by regional crowds to the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has once again, if there was any doubt, unequivocally demonstrated the passion West Indians have for cricket.

Dear Editor, Please refer to a news report which appeared in the Stabroek News issue of July 15, on page 3: ‘City seeking to claw back control of public transport identification from GRA’.

Dear Editor, Yes! Guyana needs a third political party, much like GT&T needs competition.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article on page 8 of your newspaper of Friday, July 15, 2016, captioned ‘Cabinet decided on retroactive pay for GPL board members -former PM testifies …’ Your reporter apparently totally misunderstood what was said.

Dear Editor, Despite all the objections and legal opinions shared with the Mayor & City Council, they marched to folly yesterday in the Magistrate’s Court.

Dear Editor, I have followed Mr Sase Singh’s contributions to the present debate which focused on my contention that Dr Jagan and the PPP had withdrawn the ministerial offer made to Dr Clive Thomas after the 1992 regional and general elections.

Dear Editor, For the longest while citizens were looking out and hoping for new regulations to control traffic.