Opinion

Dear Editor, Guyana’s construction industry is facing increasing demands for experienced and qualified local workers.

Dear Editor, The video about the closing of the gate at an ECD primary school, thereby preventing students from purchasing snacks from vendors, over alleged disagreements about fees to be paid, begs the question – what fees? 

On Sunday we reported on an open letter sent to President Irfaan Ali by Environment and Democracy activist Simone Mangal-Joly, where she criticized the recent appointees to the Environmental Assessment Board. 

Dear Editor, Please allow us space in your Letter Column to respond to several issues highlighted by Mr.

Dear Editor, One is tempted to pronounce the caption as ERROR.

Dear Editor, The lexicon of Good Governance includes openness as an expression of the intended transparency in the decision making processes.

Dear Editor, It melts my heart to see this initiative, a Lemonade Sale by little Zayd in aid of the animal shelter.

Dear Editor, A few days ago I visited the seawalls area behind the Marriott Hotel for the first time, and I encountered a most pleasurable surprise.

Dear Editor, First there was an alleged homophobic assault meted out to certain persons at an event in Berbice. 

Dear Editor, On February 24, 2023, President Irfaan Ali declared; ‘’Defence Diplomacy will be paramount in Guyana’s foreign policy”.

Dear Editor, I was about nine years old when one afternoon my mother sent me with the ‘box hand’ money to give to Sister Irene.

Dear Editor, Guyanese must reject politicians and political organizations that promote politically motivated crime and violence. 

Dear Editor, Region Two must be the best place to open a business, especially in Anna Regina.

In January this year, when Minister of Public Works Deodat Indar announced the award of $792 million and $865 million in contracts to build roads in Wakenaam and Leguan respectively, he revealed the specifications, which were that they would be constructed of rigid pavement concrete.

Dear Editor, From time to time, attention is rightly drawn to our litany of traffic plagues, such as speeding, drunk driving, dangerous use of the roadways, and so on and so forth. 

Dear Editor, The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) would like to thank Mr.

Dear Editor, The SN letter page is the closest Guyana comes to a national discussion forum.

Dear Editor, Given the current political climate you may need to be more careful with incendiary views such as that expressed in your SN editorial (March 14, 2023): “Given the historical proclivity of our leaders for missed deadlines and abandoned undertakings we must now begin to do much more than we have previously done to seriously hold their feet to the fire.”