Dear Editor, In 2013, during the 34th Regular Meeting of CARICOM Heads of Govern-ment, Prime Minister of Grenada, The Right Honorable Keith Mitchell MP PC, stated “the need for the West Indies Cricket Board to further democratize its operations and make more transparent its dealings.
Dear Editor, In an article on the collapse of poles in South Ruimveldt, the General Secretary of the PPP and Vice-President of the Repub-lic of Guyana Mr.
Reuters earlier this month reported that Brazil has gone high tech in cracking down on illegally mined gold.
Dear Editor, This Christmas, I’m spending time in America, a place I love deeply and where I’ve spent more than half my life.
Dear Editor, I write to express my alarm over an article published in the Guyana Chronicle newspaper dated Friday 20th December 2024 which cites a statement by a named witness in a case before the High Court to the effect that: Former President David Granger…hosted a celebratory gathering near the 704 Sports Bar, Club, and Sky Lounge on Lamaha Street in Georgetown, even though the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) had not yet declared the election results…“Between the second and the sixth, he [Granger] had a victory party opposite 704,” Singh recounted, adding: “So, yes, he refused to give up power.
Dear Editor, Thank you for that brilliantly written editorial, `The fear of retribution’ (SN Dec 21).
Dear Editor, Venezuela under Nicolas Maduro continues its inexorable hybrid war against us.
Dear Editor, I am writing to share my profound gratitude for the outstanding care I received at the New Amsterdam Hospital last month following a heart attack.
Dear Editor, I read that one Ganesh Dhanraj was sentenced to life imprisonment for a criminal act of wounding his neighbour in 2014.
On December 3rd last year the Government of Venezuela held a referendum to seek the approval of the Venezuelan people to incorporate Essequibo into its national territory.
Dear Editor, As an avid boxing fan, I see the constitutional provisions of Guyana, an alleged democratic state, are akin to the laws of a well-regulated boxing match, ensuring fairness, equality, and protection for all participants.
Dear Editor, I write as a concerned citizen to express my serious reservations about the recent appointment of Clifton Hicken as Commissioner of Police.
Dear Editor, The new land acquisition amendment being proposed in the current sitting of the Honourable House should bring to mind and encourage the effective utilization of the Integrity Commission Act.
Dear Editor: I called the Guyana Embassy in Washington D.C yesterday (December 20) on behalf of a relative to find out how to renew a Guyanese passport (after visiting the website) and information on retrieving a pension.
In Guyana, the crippling fear of retribution — a major detractor from democracy — thrives.
Dear Editor, Allow me to offer my congratulations to Clifton Hicken on his preferment or rather appointment as Commissioner of Police with the Guyana Police Force.
Dear Editor, Most weirdly, EPA’s purported December 14, 2024 response to my Kaieteur News interview of December 11, 2024, “Guyana cannot seize and sell its own assets to pay for an oil spill” did not match my interview subject, obviously admitting the idiocy that Guyana can seize Guyana’s own assets to pay for an oil spill.
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