Opinion

Dear Editor, GECOM Commissioner, Mr Vincent Alexander seems bored, if not disillusioned with his tenure at the Commission.

Dear Editor, There are important issues raised in Joel Bhagwandin’s [JB] letter in SN – March 26, 2023 that are very important for Guyana, as the new oil economy unfolds.

Dear Editor, I thank Mr. Joel Bhagwandin for revealing critically vital information in “Vreed-en-Hoop shore base is not a public-private partnership” (March 26) that remained unknown till now.

Dear Editor, Christopher Ram, in his quest for relevance from time to time, has failed to demonstrate a thorough understanding of the foreign currency issue.

Dear Editor, In “Nandlall defends publishing of info on GHRA – says gov’t will not be timid” (Mar 25), the Attorney General posed several questions to Mike McCormack querying the co-President’s democratic credentials as head of the body.

Dear Editor, The proposed gas to energy project for 300MW per day will cover electricity consumption of 6% to 12% of the population, if the reported average consumption for Guyana and the US are used to establish the consumption range (Source U.S.

Dear Editor, A recent Facebook post under the name ‘Hinterland Scholarship Students’ caught the eye.

Dear Editor, I have been contacted by two friends – one in Annandale and one at Tain – where the PPP votes’ farm live, to ask why their relatives have not received their Public Assistance voucher books as yet.

Dear Editor, It is inexcusable that the PAC (Public Account Committee) is not meeting.

Dear Editor, I will keep this one as short as possible on a matter that is affecting us all in our beautiful oil rich country.

Dear Editor, We are in another Month of Ramadan, and I share with your readers a little bit of our Muslim history.

Dear Editor, I want to share with you some stories about the differences between cultures.

Dear Editor, Ever since the story became public regarding the barbaric beat down of a young female who is a   daughter, a sister, a future wife and mother by her now convicted father, the silence from the  citizenry is deafening, especially from the female groups representing grandmothers, mothers, sisters, wives, students , reporters, lawyers, executives, diplomats, government ministers, priests, doctors, nurses,  pharmacists, businesswomen, farmers, sportswomen, beauty queens, fashion  designers, lecturers, bankers, environmentalists, and  I  would  say  the  whole  female  population  of  Guyana!

The past few months have been a challenging period for discipline in state-run schools.

Dear Editor, The Editorial in Sunday’s Stabroek News, captioned ‘PAC scandal’, has eloquently captured the grim reality of the happenings of our times and provided a clear picture of the hypocrisy of the ruling regime’s approach to good governance.

Dear Editor, Fellow Guyanese, we must lift ourselves up by our shoelaces, even when we lack shoes. 

Dear Editor The People’s Development Movement is asking Guyanese to pay much more attention to what is taking place in the country.

Jamaican economist and University of the West Indies lecturer, Dr Damien King certainly provoked the ire of the government when he issued a very gloomy forecast of Guyana’s future at the intersection with the veritable oil bonanza that the country is now tapping.