Sunday’s Cartoon
Sunday’s Cartoon
Sunday’s Cartoon
Last week the Big Four from the city council went to Mexico.
Dear Editor, Residents of 606 Retrieve are not happy, for there is a situation which if it is not soon attended to could develop into a major health hazard.
Dear Editor, We read from SN that several villages within the Better Hope/La Bonne Intention (LBI) Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) were flooded as a result of heavy rainfall between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
Dear Editor, There is a fundamental difference between capitalism and socialism as models of economic development.
Dear Editor, Editor, some teachers rather than making a positive change in a child’s life are doing the opposite.
Dear Editor, The media has been using expressions like ‘intellectual authors of heinous crime’ when reporting on incidents like the discovery of a grenade in the Kaieteur News compound and several actual or perceived criminal activities.
Dear Editor, The WPA press statement on the 36th anniversary of Dr Rodney’s assassination notes that the “State continues to be a menace to the citizenry” (SN, Jun 13).
Politikles
A week after a lone gunman perpetrated the worst mass shooting in US history, the politics of America’s gun control debate remain baffling.
Dear Editor, Reading about the workers of GTT striking was interesting.
Dear Editor, Sometime in February/March of this year, I think, I received two messages from someone that a policewoman wanted to see me.
Dear Editor, I felt elated when I saw Dr Mahendra Persaud’s name mentioned as a national awardee.
Dear Editor, Blackout woes came back to Region Two for 3 days.
Dear Editor, On the occasion of the 36th anniversary of the assassination of Dr Walter Rodney I would like to argue that the PPP was the main beneficiary of his death.
Dear Editor, The business sector is the most versatile, easily adaptable, and best at positioning sector in this country, hands down.
Historically, the world has always seen high rates of youth unemployment.
Politikles
Dear Editor, It seems that the socialism of the twenty-first century is really no different from socialism of the past.
Dear Editor, The recent announcement by the Georgetown Mayor and City Council of the installation of parking meters in certain sections of the city has been met with consternation, outrage and dismay by citizens who are already burdened with additional taxes and the enforcing of rules and regulations that have significantly weakened their daily income.
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