Opinion

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.

Dear Editor, During my studies in education at the University of Guyana (W T Dalgety, 1972 -1974 Dip.

Dear Editor, I just got back from Colombia, my 31st country, and I’m telling everyone—you HAVE to visit!

Dear Editor, The never ending destruction of properties in Guyana is a direct result of poor building codes and feeble material quality, compounded by poor regulatory bodies like the Housing Ministry, and inadequate property inspections.

Dear Editor, Guyana is threatened by its larger neighbour Venezuela. Guyana is in no position to defend itself militarily.

Dear Editor, How is the ‘One Guyana’ slogan emblazoned on passports (News Source Mar 12) causing a furore, similar to the flying of a party flag over the Court of Appeal, a neutral state agency?

Dear Editor, I acknowledge that some development work has been taking place in various communities following the injection of $65 billion into the water sector between 2020 and 2024, as stated by Mr.

Before we even touch the GOAL scholarship controversy, let’s be clear about something the rest of the academic world already understands: research belongs to the researcher.

Dear Editor, Things that make we want to say the unutterable.

Dear Editor, Irfaan Ali and his government have crossed yet another dangerous line in their relentless march towards a one-party State dictatorship by emblazoning the PPP/C’s political slogan “One Guyana” in our new Passport. 

Dear Editor,In agreement with the questions raised in editorial, “GOAL and ISDC” (March 9).

Dear Editor, If the opposition parties want to stand a chance in the 2025 general elections, they need to put aside their personal rivalries and unite.

Dear Editor, March 10, 2025, brings back a memory no Guyanese, including myself, wants to relive, the brutal murder of former GDF Officer, Courtney Crum-Ewing.

Dear Editor, Reference is drawn to a letter authored by the Economic and Youth Policy Advisor to the Leader of the Opposition published in the Stabroek News’s edition of March 11, 2025, captioned, “Combined PPP/C budgets of 2023, 2024 and 2025 do not address poverty”.

Dear Editor, Following up on the debate about the use of fingerprint identification (biometrics) for voting purposes, it should be noted that the Government is seeking to use digitized biometric identification in every sphere of the conduct of public affairs except National and Regional Elections, 2025.

Dear Editor, The co-leader of a small opposition party is of the view, regarding the recent IMF Report on Guyana’s economic transformation, that “these international organizations tend to fall short of that broader background against which we do our evaluation” (News Source Mar 11) Similar sentiments were sounded by others to another recent report from another international organization in which Guyana received a poor rating. 

Dear Editor, I recently had the unfortunate experience of collecting a passport from the passport office in Georgetown.