Opinion

Dear Editor, In Guyana, the month of August used to be called “Freedom Month” by politically active people of my ancient generation because of two events.

Dear Editor, The capital city of Guyana is a vibrant and diverse urban center, however, like many cities around the world, Georgetown faces a pressing issue: its management of garbage and waste.

Dear Editor, Hamilton Green’s letter (9/1/2023) consistently refers to Professor Emeritus Persaud.

Dear Editor, During the National Toshaos Council Conference, President Irfaan Ali spoke about the importance of the agricultural sector and proposed using ‘crickets’ as organic fertilizer.

Dear Editor, I feel like I was scammed twice. Once by an unknown low life caller and by Digicen.

In August 2013 then Minister of Public Works Robeson Benn had sparked hope that the administration was finally going to embrace the concept of government-run public transportation.

Dear Editor, The mission of the Guyana Power and Light Inc is to “provide reliable, affordable and quality energy services to all its customers.”

Dear Editor, I usually find John’s, ‘Bill Cotton /Reform Mair’ musings’ funny but not so yesterday 31/8/23.

Dear Editor, Letters have surfaced, including one by a Professor Emeritus, another by Gokarran Sukhdeo and others all dealing with the question of Repara-tion.

Times have changed in the Indigenous areas.  When the Amerindian Act was drafted in 2006 (strictly speaking it is an amendment to the 1951 Act), it had little significant direct input from indigenous sources, although indirectly views were noted and sometimes incorporated when the Bill was drawn up, especially as these related to land.

Dear Editor, It’s imperative that we provide solutions for our current situation and dilemma as it relates to the issue of reparations or justice for an ancient wrong that is continuously being done against people of African Descent.

Dear Editor, CRG offers our heartfelt condolences to all those impacted by the loss of the precious lives recently taken from us.

 Dear Editor, Policymakers should think of some kind of social security benefits for retirees who were not employed by the state.

Dear Editor, I enrolled at the Faculty of Technology to do the General Technician Diploma in September of 1974.

Dear Editor, Oh dear? My Guyanese mother would have called it ‘stupidness’.

Dear Editor, I expect that worried citizens are relieved and hopeful to read that the President has issued a call for “a collective partnership to curb reckless use of the roads”. 

Dear Editor, Guyanese welcome the massive infrastructural developments.  However, by the same token, contractors must respect the rights of the residents.