Opinion

Mercosur

It is perhaps a moot point as to whether it was the best of wisdom for President David Granger to have attended the Mercosur summit in Brazil last week.

A realistic approach should be taken to fixing the speed limit on the East Canje road

Dear Editor,   The Stabroek News of March 11, 2015, published a letter captioned ‘Case study done on East Canje road speed limit’ by Messrs Dennis Pompey, Chairman; Earl Lambert, Secretary; and Colvern Venture, Treasurer of the Guyana National Road Safety Council (GNRSC), and was in response to letters written by me enquiring about the rationale used for fixing the speed limit on the East Canje road at 50 Kph.

Some questions for the former PM on Amaila

Dear Editor, In a letter titled ‘Almost all solar home systems projects were subject to a process of open international bidding,’ in the Stabroek News on July 20, former Prime Minister Samuel Hinds stated “The Amaila Falls project as it was developed by the PPP/C administration remains the most attractive electricity generation project for Guyana.

Why only Dutch engineers?

Dear Editor,   I read with great surprise and felt baffled, that a man of the calibre of Mr GHK Lall should recommend hiring Dutch consultants to address the flooding in Georgetown for the following reasons: 1) The government needs to hire a director and support staff to prepare a business plan and Terms of Reference for a hydrology/water resources consultancy firm to do a feasibility study.

Because we care (about our image)

The coalition government through the Ministry of Education has announced that it will discontinue, indefinitely, the ‘Because We Care’ $10,000 cash grant that was instituted last year October by the former administration.

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