Opinion

Dear Editor, Would you believe me if I told you that it is possible that the councillors and mayors will be determined before one vote is cast in the upcoming local government elections?

Dear Editor, When some seven months ago President David Granger announced the establishment of the Ministry of Social Cohesion (MOSC), many wondered aloud what exactly the purpose of such a ministry was.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to commend Mr E B John for his letter (‘Kanhai was a great Guyanese – not Indo-Guyanese cricketer’ SN, January 7) that reminded us of Rohan Kanhai’s paternity and pedigree.

Dear Editor, Some sportsmen are known to be proud and are not approachable, some are friendly and a few are humourous.

Dear Editor, Republic Bank has a policy that after one has retired, one is not entitled to access any more loans from the bank.

Dear Editor, The tensions, disconnects, and mutual suspicions between local society and assertive, involved members of the diaspora have been highlighted yet again.

In what is a period of relative global stability, different kinds of events still appear to portray areas of instability and uncertainty, and as such, draw the attention of the major powers.

Dear Editor, There has been a barrage of comments in the media after the Report of the Commission of Inquiry (CoI) into GuySuCo was made public recently.

Dear Editor, I view with alarm the surveillance operation at the home of Winston Brassington reportedly carried out by SOCU which turned deadly leading to the death of GDF agent Robert Pyle, his wife Stacy Pyle, a civilian nurse, and truck driver Linden Eastman.

Dear Editor, I was extremely happy when the coalition was elected to govern our country.

Dear Editor, Those pushing for the legalization of marijuana should take note of the growing number of murders of Guyana’s innocent citizens, and now a young, promising non-resident.

Dear Editor, I thank you for carrying my letter last Tuesday in which I suggested that the Middleton and Duncan Streets canals needed to be desilted.

Dear Editor, I am so appalled at the latest macabre news items that have hit our airwaves that I do not know where to begin.

Dear Editor, We are in a new year and am certain before the end of December at least three more countries will abolish appeals to the Privy Council and accept the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the final court of appeal.

Dear Editor, I speak for most Guyanese when I appeal for unity in our beloved country.

Dear Editor, I think that the government is making a serious mistake.

Dear Editor, Will West Indies cricket die? “‘Clarke, we’re depending on you.

Decades of varying degrees of state control of the media in Guyana has retarded the growth of a culture of unhindered two-way information flow between government and governed, a condition customarily associated with democratic behaviour.