Opinion

Quite how it turned out that a contingent of national athletes travelling to represent Guyana at the CARIFTA Games in The Bahamas found themselves issued with one-way airline tickets, is a bit of a mind-boggler though it has to be said that astounding anomalies in the administration of sport have not, historically, been altogether alien to us.

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese, I am proud to state that there are honourable men and women in our judicial system who are inclined to follow the letter and spirit of our nation’s Laws.

Dear Editor, First, I clearly recall in May 2021, Guyana’s Minister of Human Ser-vices and Social Security, in a justified angry outburst, spoke for all women (and right-thinking men too).

Dear Editor, My early days as a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Guyana were extremely exciting and rewarding and one of the Guyanese colleagues with whom I made friends with at UG was Stanley Alfred Moore.

Dear Editor, Vincent Alexander’s letter dated April 11 2023 entitled ‘Covert and overt aid from global powers have been the fuel of our defining moments’ is a desperate attempt at revision of historical facts while relying on his own imagination and superficial feelings to define a moment that does not hold true.

Dear Editor, I would like to once again extend congratulations to all of Guyana’s national athletes who participated in the just concluded 50th CARIFTA Games held in Nassau Bahamas.

Dear Editor, When a government official visits anywhere in Guyana, they would inform their operatives who would then mobilize people and children to give them a warm welcome.

Dear Editor, Africans and Indians in Guyana must be careful that as we continue divisions along lines of race and deep seated dislike for each other, White Americans and Europeans along with the Chinese, take over Guyana.

On December 11th last year, more than four months ago, there was a confrontation in the Providence Police Station between two civilians during which a gunshot was fired and the cops fled for cover.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Oil and Gas Governance Network (OGGN) and Transparency Institute Guyana Inc.

Dear Editor, The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history.”

Dear Editor, Following the ruling of Justice Gino Persaud on March 24, 2023, that President Mohamed Irfaan Ali violated the Constitution of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana when on June 16, 2021, he unlawfully suspended the members of the Police Service Commission, Attorney general, Mohabir Anil Nandlall, SC, MP, made a statement on the National Communications Network (NCN) where he sought to justify the unconstitutional action of the President.

Dear Editor, APNU’s GECOM Commissioner, Mr. Vincent Alexander’s name appeared in recent letters published in sections of main stream media on April 13, 2023 under the headlines: ‘I’m just reacting to call out Rohee’s falsehood about things GECOM’.

Dear Editor, I witnessed a young Guyanese woman manifesting signs of anger and anxiety. 

It is difficult for anyone who has never stood in front of thirty secondary school students averse to learning to understand exactly what is involved.

Dear Editor, I write to publicly state my alarm in learning that the Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) has filed a “formal complaint” to the Archi-tecture for REDD+ Transactions (ART) Secretariat against Guyana’s National Forest Carbon Programme – a key aspect of the LCDS 2030.

Dear Editor, To what purpose was ‘Shell’s’ P R company being used by the Government, as is being adverted to in one of the dailies (SN April 14)?

Dear Editor, Since the PPP Government and its agents are very vigilant with media presentations, regardless of how small or insignificant they may be, I thought that I would spare a reminder, so as not to disturb anyone.