Opinion

Dear Editor, I was interested to see the recent feature ‘Why concrete?’

Dear Editor, The Saturday was wet, windy and chilly. But nature smiled and gave us a barmy 58 degrees on Sunday, and with a cloudless sky.

In 2021 after meeting with President Chandrikapersad Santokhi of Suriname, President Irfaan Ali announced “We have come to a solution.”

Dear Editor, I am searching for some silver linings in SN’s grim cost-of-living series, now in its 17th reincarnation. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Association of Municipalities wishes to comment on a statement made by Vice-President Jagdeo at a press conference held on the 23rd of March, 2023, at Freedom House.

Dear Editor, I refer to an article dated March 29, captioned “Washing’ Stabroek Market cannot compensate for broken promises.”

Dear Editor, I observe the Attorney General of Guyana, Anil Nandlall, SC, MP, and marvel at his seeming flexibility. 

Dear Editor, A good friend of mine sent me a video clip of Mr.

Dear Editor, Former President and now Vice President and General Secretary of the People’s Progressive Party, Bharrat Jagdeo, my friend has deemed it proper and necessary to mention me in extenso in his recent press briefing.

Dear Editor, Finally am airing our final complaints regarding the popular Kitty Night Bar, now focusing and showcasing the ‘Popular Sita’s Bar which we think should be renamed the “Famous Sita’s Noise and Noosy Bar’.

Race was the theme of choice at the event held on Sunday last at Babu John, Corentyne, Berbice to commemorate the life and work of the Jagans – Cheddi and Janet – both former presidents of Guyana and founding members of the ruling People’s Progressive Party.

Dear Editor, In his speech at the sod turning ceremony for the construction of a new stadium at Palmyra, President Irfaan Ali said that ‘hypocrites’ is the ideal term to define Guyanese who have been critical of his government’s management of the oil and gas sector and its stewardship of the environment.

Dear Editor, As was reported recently in our local press by the PPP General Secretary “No shared governance without trust” herein, I would like to share my views on power-sharing, especially in Guyana’s context.

Dear Editor, Given the pre-occupation of a segment of the population with allegations of racism and discrimination, the University of Guyana, as the leading educational institution in the country, thought it appropriate to launch on November 3, 2021, the “Inclusivity, Diversity, and Equity Policy “Unit (IDEP) to provide leadership on this area.

Dear Editor, There is little doubt that some of the issues you raised in Monday’s editorial: `Wanted: Strong institutions’  are valid ones but one wonders why you found it necessary to hang your entire analysis on one brief and unwise prediction of Guyana’s future made by Damien King.

 The spectacular Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles, built between 1678 and 1684 during the reign of Louis XIV, pays tribute to the political, economic and artistic success of France.