Dear Editor,
Patriotic and independent-thinking Guyanese from all walks of life and ethnic backgrounds envisioned a bright ray of hope for a long-awaited change in the country’s destructive partisan political culture when the new party Alliance for Change [AFC] secured six Parliamentary seats at the 2006 National Elections and seven at the 2011 polls.
Insofar as we have, over the decades, given back anything meaningful to that handful of local athletes who have ‘done us proud’ on the international stage, what we have done, for the most part, has been limited to affording them some measure of public exposure and from time to time handing out modest honoraria that do little justice to the recognition that they would have brought us on the international stage.
Dear Editor,
As we intensify the discussions relating to the Gladstones visit to Guyana to offer an apology for their ancestor, Sir John Gladstone’s role in slavery, one needs to take into consideration a number of factors.
Dear Editor,
Quite by chance, I turned on to Fareed Zakaria’s GPS programme on which he had an intriguing presentation on Artificial Intelligence (AI), exploring its possible impact on various topics like knowledge acquisition, organizing societies, nuclear Armageddon and visual art.
Dear Editor,
Queen’s College Georgetown alum (Sir) Trevor Phillips grabbed a Brinish television prime spot with the broadcast of the first SUNDAY WITH TREVOR PHILLIPS today on Sky News.
On Saturday, the police force announced the arrest of six persons over the killing of a security guard at the Lusignan Golf Club, among them a stepson of the deceased.
Dear Editor,
The captain is up in arms against the new red card rule and attendant consequences introduced in this year’s CPL The more pertinent concern in the rile up now was it because his team was the first to suffer the indignity of being red carded?
Dear Editor,
There could be no disagreement that the recent surge in fatalities, particularly from fire and road accidents, exacted an extraordinary toll on families, communities, and the state.
Dear Editor,
On Friday I was in the presence of a very distraught Guyanese of 84 years and it galled me, again, how this constituent is disrespected and disregarded, even bullied in this society.
Dear Editor,
From all accounts, it seems the school boys, childish, petty comments on the continued impasse between leaders of the main divide are directed at one side only.
Two critical points which emerged from this newspaper’s interview with outgoing US Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch on Tuesday, related to communication with the opposition, and the importance of strengthening institutions.