Opinion

Dear Editor, Integrity Commissions, Ethnic Relations Commissions, procurement commissions, and most other public serving commissions are one big farce.

Dear Editor, We live in a world where we assume that those persons who have been elevated to positions of decision-making on matters affecting the lives of citizens are possessed of a level of acumen to make decisions in the interest and welfare of the people they represent.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to illuminate the ramifications of having different employment in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I have noticed reporting in sections of the media of politicians promising violence at the next elections.

To argue against this budget is like complaining about a spouse’s shopping list.

Dear Editor, The letter writer is peeved that NIS pension increase announced in Budget 2024 benefits only a segment of this citizenry, (SN Feb 2). 

Dear Editor, Your article, ‘Ministry clamps down on unapproved access to schools’, STABROEK NEWS, Wednesday January 31, 2024 and the ‘MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, CIRCULAR NO.:

Dear Editor, We will be most grateful if you will kindly highlight/publish our grave concerns as it relates to the Budget appropriation and announced NIS increase.

Dear Editor, The Facebook page called “Live in Guyana” on the top left hand corner says, “Here we expose and denounce the racist, corrupt & incompetent APNU+AFC”.

Dear Editor, It is with sorrow I learn of the passing (on Sunday) of Rev Seopaul Singh.

Dear Editor, I was a proud bystander when for the first time in our history, the three Js, flanked with six Ministers, marched majestically and took their seats in our Parliament.

Some things never change, and so it is with the Integrity Commission.

Dear Editor, The GTU has called on teachers to strike from Monday, 5th February 2024, and thereby disrupt the learning process of students during an academic term which is only 11 weeks long and a precursor to the period during which students undergo ‘life altering’ examinations such as CSEC and NGSA.

Dear Editor, With the advent of oil budgets, the explosion of government expenditure on infrastructure – and the means to fund it – have stirred much public debate.

Dear Editor,           It’s been four years now since this government is in power and during those four years as I travelled the length and breath of this country talking to people from various background, I was able to glean from them their opinion on the performance of the ministers of this government, which I would now like to share with your readers.

Dear Editor, I found Dr. Vincent Adams’s assertion startling and unbelievably naive (S.N.

Dear Editor, I pen this letter not out of mere nostalgia, but with a heavy heart and a deep concern for the disheartening state of affairs surrounding Muneshwers store.

Dear Editor, So it seems our neighbour to the west has walked back on some agreements brokered in Barbados concerning free and fair elections in that country, which has resulted in a reimposition of some sanctions eased by the U S (News Room, Jan 30).