Our Afro-centric thinkers should demand affirmative action for all disadvantaged Guyanese
Dear Editor, I have read with interest the letter of my friend Barrington Braitwaithe captioned ” By its works the Alliance will be judged” (07.12.05).
Dear Editor, I have read with interest the letter of my friend Barrington Braitwaithe captioned ” By its works the Alliance will be judged” (07.12.05).
Dear Editor, I refer to the Cozier on Sunday column (07/12/09).
Dear Editor, Anand Persaud’s letter regarding Varshnie Singh’s transportation dilemma sounded so reasonable.
Dear Editor, With regards to recent comments about press freedom, democracy is no guarantor of press freedom but press freedom is a vital measurement to determine whether a country is democratic.
Dear Editor, They say “if you can’t beat them, insult them!”
Dear Editor, I am sorely distressed by our President’s insistent and persistent efforts to have Mr Carl Singh appointed Chancellor of the judiciary knowing full well that the Opposition Leader well never agree to Mr.
Dear Editor, I would like to highlight some of the positive developments that are taking place within my village, Hururu on the Berbice river.
Dear Editor, Despite the fact that nothing is owing on the bills relating to my parents’ residence in the name of Laliram Persaud at Lot 9 Section ‘B’ Adventure which I pay it was most embarrassing to be confronted with a disconnection crew last Tuesday.
Early on in his `92 administration President Cheddi Jagan expressed exasperation at the situation at the then Guyana Electricity Corporation (GEC).
Dear Editor, While there is some evidence of development in the agricultural sector in Region Two, that is Pomeroon Supenaam, there are no signs of development in the area of sports.
Dear Editor, The contributors to the African discourse are genuinely concerned about the plight of Africans today.
Dear Editor, With reference to your article on the termination of Andrea Bryan by NCN she should seek advice from the Chief Labour Officer, regarding her entitlements under the Termi-nation of Employment Act.
Dear Editor I would like to ask people, politicians (especially politicians) and organisations to desist from making claims about the taxation system that cannot be backed up.
Dear Editor, News editorial on Thursday captioned, ‘Conduct unbecoming’, I felt duty bound and inspired to share my recent encounter with a cop.
Dear Editor, I note that the Guyana Power Company is pondering the introduction of pre-paid bills for consumers to aid their cash flow as a result of the high oil prices.
Dear Editor, I resonate with Mr. Leon Rockcliffe’s courageous letter, captioned “In any respectable society this minister would have resigned,” which took civic society high rollers to task for their deafening silence over the illegal firearm use by a government minister, and the apparent business as usual response by government to this, and certain other incidents that demanded justice and not compromise.
Dear Editor, In 2005 government workers got an increase in their salaries.
Dear Editor, In his letter captioned “Pensions should continue for benefit of widows” (07.12.04) my friend Leon Dunsford Dickson made some comments in relation to payment of pension to a former colleague and the cessation of such payment on death.
The world was somewhat surprised – and perhaps even the Venezuelan opposition was too – when President Hugo Ch
Dear Editor, The wish and urgency to better one’s position in life cut across all social lines.
The ePaper edition, on the Web & in stores for Android, iPhone & iPad.
Included free with your web subscription. Learn more.