Opinion

Dear Editor, I was exceedingly disturbed by the news in the Sports pages in newspapers of the ongoing boxing competition among our Under-16 children.

Dear Editor, Relativity in economic development theory and praxis is important.

It would have been pure theatre were it not so decidedly worrisome.

Dear Editor, I am an avid reader of your letters’ page.

Dear Editor, I watched with chagrin and grave disappointment, the hurling of puerile insults at the young brilliant PNCR Chairman and Member of Parliament (MP) Shurwayne Holder, by veteran PPP/C MP Sanjeev Datadin, so as to deceive and confuse people on the life and death matter of providing Full Liability Coverage in the event of an oil spill.

Dear Editor, What’s in the 2B Exxon oil spill guarantee that the courts need to see and why?

Dear Editor, Roll on the third test, LOL! Test cricket is alive and well, West Indies are awake and kicking.

There aren’t enough superlatives to frame the courageous single-mindedness of Baracara’s and Guyana’s Shamar Joseph in leading the West Indies to this marvellous  victory over Australia in the wee hours of yesterday.

Dear Editor,   More than half the West Indian people have never savored the pleasure of the West Indies cricket team beating Australia in Australia but today it happened at the Gabba storied venue of the Tied Test that then catapulted the West Indies from mediocrity to genius.

Dear Editor, I woke up Saturday morning (January 20th, 2024) to the shockingly-sad news that my Rupununi friend and colleague, Randy Gilbert, had passed.

Dear Editor, In our preparation of the opposition to the application by attorneys for the NIS to delay payment of a NIS minimum pension to Mr.

Dear Editor, I was very excited on hearing the Minister of Finance announcing G$2.7 Billion towards the development of our cultural landscape.

Dear Editor, It is now 50 years since the idea from one man changed the face of Hinduism in Guyana.

Dear Editor, As the so-called CoI (commission of inquiry) into the negligence-fuelled tragic demise of the children, and the (hot potato) blame game ran its course, the crucial issues were not discussed to their fullest extent even after the pathetic COI basked in its own failure.

Dear Editor, UG Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr Paloma Mohamed Martin’s track record speaks for itself.

In October last year President Irfaan Ali decided to undermine talks which his government had previously been holding with the Guyana Teachers’ Union and meet the teachers himself to hear their complaints.

Dear Editor, On the very day that my opinion regarding the timeframe to get a service from GWI was published in Stabroek News, the applicant received a call at around 10:56 am, informing her that she should visit the office to make payments for the service, and during the conversation, she was asked if it was she who wrote the piece in the Stabroek News.