Opinion

Dear Editor, Back in 1991, when Clinton was running against George H W Bush, his political strategist came up with a slogan to exploit the recession that just kicked in: “It’s the economy, stupid!”

Dear Editor, So, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is interested in a powwow. 

Dear Editor, Our community is filled with incredible stories of migration, sacrifice, and resilience.

Dear Editor, I write to commend your paper for its “freedom of press” practice, publishing views that you may not find favour with or support – that is the hallmark of a credible, respectable publication.

Dear Editor,  The recent debate on the emblazoned “One Guyana” slogan on our national passport and the new $2000 bill, has sparked a public debate.

Dear Editor, As we prepare for the 2025 Regional and General Elections, it seems like the People’s National Congress/Reform (PNCR) and the Alliance For Change (AFC) cannot agree on a Presidential candidate, I therefore wish to propose the following: I nominate Dr.

Last week this newspaper reported that on December 13th 2024 the government had hired Mr Carlos Trujillo who operates a US consulting firm to lobby on its behalf in Washington.

Dear Editor, With the Staffordshire scandal, GOAL is now under the spotlight of the public, and they must respond and provide information as necessary to assure the nation of its high-quality work.

Dear Editor, I was appalled to read fire caused by illegal electrical wiring, which destroyed a home in WCB, (KN March 13) and no one was held accountable or liable for the act, at least according to the report.  

Dear Editor, Congratulations are extended to the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) for its energy, efficiency, and integrity.

Dear Editor, I am seeking guidance from the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA).

Dear Editor, Guyana is a country with highly skilled individuals who travel to many Caribbean destinations as workers and practice their skilled trades, however in the Guyana, the skilled workforce often struggles to receive adequate compensation for their labour.

Dear Editor, The recent assurance of United States support to Guyana in the face of continuing aggression and provocation by Venezuela is most welcome and reassuring.

Dear Editor, I wish to draw attention to the utilisation of the slogan “One Guyana,” which has taken centre stage in the media following its imprint in the new passport.

Crime is an ever-present reality in every society, but how it is perceived and reacted to can vary dramatically depending on the nature of the crime, the individuals involved, and the social and economic context.

Dear Editor, “One Guyana” on the new Guyana passport is probably a Party slogan, but the appropriateness of its use as a universal battle cry is vindicated in the face of Venezuela’s jingoistic powerplay to seize two-thirds of Guyana’s territory. 

Dear Editor, The 1899 Arbitration Award was a unanimous final and binding settlement of Guyana’s border with Vene-zuela.

Dear Editor, As a proud citizen of Guyana, I am deeply concerned about the government’s decision to embed the “One Guyana” slogan into our national passport.