Opinion

School violence: We’re on the precipice of a slippery slope

We wait in a condition of frustrating powerlessness for a definitive medical determination as to whether sixteen year-old Golden Grove Secondary School student, Jamal Reid, the victim of last Thursday’s gruesome school yard attack with a cricket bat, will survive his injuries, recover fully, go on to sit his CXC’s and afterwards, get on with the remainder of what, hopefully, will be a productive life.

Jagdeo had an opportunity to stand in the nation’s highest decision-making body and denounce his statement

Dear Editor, People’s Progressive Party (PPP) General Secretary and Guyana’s Vice President, Bharrat Jagdeo, at his press conference last Thursday sought to cast aspersion that yours truly is an extremist for holding him to account for his government’s discussion to grant Venezuela “a channel to the sea” when that country is coveting two-thirds of our land, settled by the 1899 Arbitral Award.

A narrow escape for three Guyanese sisters in Israel

Dear Editor, Many letters have appeared in your letters’ column on the Israel/Gaza conflict but most, if not all, embrace a mindful gap of the global impact arising out of Hamas’ actions on October 7, 2023; among the 1,200 hostages held in Gaza are those who either hold dual citizenship or are citizens of 40 countries.

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