Opinion

Dear Editor, Over the last three weeks, I was exposed to the full brunt of the incompetence of the Mayor and Councillors of the City of Georgetown.

The ongoing political and economic crisis in Venezuela has deteriorated dramatically.

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Dear Editor, I consider it wise before the commencement of the expected May Madness of 2016 that I culminate my efforts to import some measure of sanity into the operations of the Deeds Registry.

Dear Editor, There has been in recent times a lot of discussion regarding the government’s stated intention to institute legislation in the form of a Tobacco Bill.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force Strategic Management Department was destined to fail.

Dear Editor, On Friday 8th April, 2016, as soon as I arrived at the airport in Toronto, my daughter told me that Mr Chetram Singh, a family friend, soul-brother and above all a great son of Guyana, died peacefully in his home in Toronto, Canada, with his devoted wife, Jean, by his side and his most prized ‘possessions’, his sons and other family members around him.

Dear Editor, Will our Guyana jubilee be a true 50 year celebration of our sovereignty: or will we in fact be unwittingly celebrating an 80% musical invasion by our Caricom neighbours led by Jamaica this May, 2016? 

Dear Editor,  On Tuesday night I was at the airport to pick up my wife, I saw facing the arriving guests a very large billboard advertising Bai Shan Lin International Mall.

This newspaper has published innumerable reports on safety, or rather the lack of it, at local worksites, more particularly in the construction sector.

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Dear Editor, Mr. Anil Nandlall, former Attorney General, has raised on his Facebook page the issue of the Environmental Tax paid by the Surinamese company Rudisa and its Guyana subsidiary Caribbean International Distributors Inc.

Dear Editor, I confess to growing astonishment, if not unease, with some rather startling developments involving murder investigations. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Stabroek News of Monday April 25, 2016, under the caption `No charge yet in Coverden double road fatality’.

Dear Editor, In a short (by Bisram standards) letter to the editor, (Stabroek News 25th April 2016) Mr.

Dear Editor, There is a saying that the pen is mightier than the sword.

Dear Editor, For many years I have been a contributor to the letter columns of the two major newspapers in Guyana, Stabroek News and Kaieteur News.

Dear Editor, What should also be included and seriously addressed in this 50th Independence celebrations is the renaissance of Trade Unionism. 

Dear Editor, I said it in a letter about a year ago and I will say it again.