Natural gas export and quick access to income should be a no brainer
Dear Editor, The viability of the export market for Guyana’s liquified natural gas (LNG) has been recently confirmed by a new report from Wood MacKenzie.
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I am appealing to Minister Edghill to come clean on the yet-to-commence $7.6B government office complex
Dear Editor, It is necessary that I revisit the proposed construction of this long anticipated twelve storey office complex.
GECOM’s opposition commissioners’ most recent missive cannot be taken seriously
Dear Editor, Desmond Trotman, Charles Corbin and Vincent Alexander (GECOM Commissioners) wrote that “PPP`s capture of GECOM (is continuing unabated).
Surveillance cameras and accountability
All over the city, surveillance cameras are being installed atop poles.
No free ride for Guyana under Trump 2.0
Dear Editor, Reference is made to your editorial “Mr. Trump and Guyana” (Nov 10).
Treat pensioners with dignity in distribution of pension books
Dear Editor, Once upon a time, collecting my Old Age Pension book was quite a pleasant affair.
Disturbed by manner in which leading members of governing party dealing with suggestions of opposition
Dear Editor, I am a senior citizen of this dear land of ours who is being continuously disturbed by the negative manner in which the leading members of the majority party of our government are forever dealing with the suggestions and other contributions of the minority parties, who now form the “Opposition”.
I was not surprised by Modi’s later meteoric rise in Indian politics
Dear Editor, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India is scheduled to visit Guyana for two days after attending the Nov 18 and 19th G-20 Summit in neighbouring Brazil.
Planning a book on the history of accounting here
Dear Editor, I am in the planning stages of gathering authoritative information for my next reference book on Guyana titled “A History of Accounting and Auditing in Guyana: 1854-2024” .
The Swiss Army knife of public finance
Dear Editor, Allow me to voice my immense admiration for the Government of Guyana and their masterful command of the “supplementary appropriation” – truly the Swiss Army knife of public finance, wielded with skill and dexterity by our leaders to ensure efficiency, expediency, and just the right amount of, shall we say, discretion.
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Outstanding efforts to improve vaccination coverage throughout Guyana
Dear Editor, I would like to commend the Ministry of Health for its outstanding efforts to improve vaccination coverage throughout Guyana.
Mr Trump and Guyana
There is no shortage of speculation about what Mr Trump’s second stint as president might entail for this or that region of the world.
Do not be afraid of Exxon’s power
Dear Editor, The following is a commentary on Dr Bisram’s letter, `Even with a ‘yes’ referendum it would be difficult to convince ExxonMobil to come to the (re)negotiating table’ (SN Nov 9th).
Crucial for all commercial buildings to have fire sprinklers
Dear Editor, The recent fire at FireSide Suites has once again highlighted the importance of having fire sprinklers installed in commercial buildings.
An absolute genius strategy
Dear Editor, I am writing to express my opinion on the highly anticipated 100k cash grant that will be given to every Guyanese citizen above the age of 18 years, and the fact that it will be accessible to Guyanese living abroad.
It seems clear to me in the electoral fraud case the intention of the defence team is to delay its anticipated outcome
Dear Editor, It is almost five years since the March 2nd, 2020, General and Regional Elections were held.
Even with a ‘yes’ referendum it would be difficult to convince ExxonMobil to come to the (re)negotiating table
Dear Editor, I write in response to (Elder) Hamilton Green calling for (supporting) a referendum on renegotiation of the Exxon contract (Nov 6).
Since I have an interest in education I make these few comments to begin a discussion on the critical areas of interest
Dear Editor, There has been numerous complaints about the quality of students that pass out from our schools.
What could have afforded Mr. Brutus the preferential treatment offered by his commercial banks which are usually not extended to the small man?
Dear Editor, Now that the Calvin Brutus matter has eased away from national attention, there is a stray thought that slipped through the cracks.
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