Dear Editor,
The Board of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission, (GGMC), as currently constituted, includes two representatives of the Guyana Gold and Diamond Miners Association (GGDMA).
Dear Editor,
Now that the independence celebrations are over, the administration should get down in a serious way to implement the promises made by President Granger to create that ‘good life in a green economy.’
Dear Editor,
Before I launch into my concern, I must commend the Government for making our roadways better, something that should have been done in recent years.
Dear Editor,
In the days ahead, some ministers must step forward with far reaching, if not radical, programmes, to address some of the more urgent issues of this society.
What this newspaper has already said was a considerable measure of incompetence and ineptitude that attended aspects of the protocol and logistics that were in evidence at the Jubilee Flag-Raising Ceremony ought to be responded to by the Government of Guyana in a far more fulsome manner than was afforded by the quixotic content of the statement issued by Junior Minister Nicolette Henry, and which, justifiably, has come in for a fair measure of further public flak.
Dear Editor,
I hold no brief for the Republic of China, but I wish to point out that what the Government of China has done for the African continent within the last 30 years, the former colonising powers in that area failed to do in over 300 years of occupation.
Dear Editor,
The recent seating controversy at the just concluded flag-raising ceremony to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Guyana’s independence, presented an interesting view of where we are as a nation 50 years later.
Dear Editor,
I thought that you might be interested in hearing about my 50-year-old Guyana Independence shirt (made by Windsor Shirt Factory), which is still in excellent condition.
Dear Editor,
Some media columnists seem pre-occupied with issues which mirror more of a personal hobby-horse than a genuine concern for national development.
Dear Editor,
I wish to bring to the attention to GTT the very poor and unreliable internet service that they are providing to the thousands of persons who are subscribing to the DSL service (Bronze plan – $5,000.00).
Dear Editor,
About eight years ago my son, Mikoowanyah Yisrael, aka Monty Chester, heeded the call of an ad in the newspapers placed by the local umpiring fraternity.