Opinion

Dear Editor, On Thursday, 20th January 2023 I received a text message, from a former MP informing me that comrade Gloria Bancroft was no longer with us.

On January 13th, Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill terminated the contract for the El Dorado road located after Moleson Creek, Corentyne.

Dear Editor, For some time now, it has been of concern to me that a critical element of Good Governance – Inclusivity – is observed in the breach by the current Government.

Dear Editor, It is important that we appreciate the 2023 Budget allocations, (791 billion), and what the general public should note is that this budget is being financed without any new taxes.

Dear Editor, The CCJ has ruled that the men involved in the cold, callous and calculated murder of Clementine Parris (aka Robb St.

Dear Editor, It was the most impressive and productive trip of a Guyanese head of government to India.

Dear Editor, Recently, there has been chatter about one of your editorials, titled Big Market Inflation, seemingly by some who have a limited understanding of what causes inflation, as their solutions are by themselves, inflationary, making the situation worse. 

Over the past two years there has been a spate of school fires, a phenomenon which might tempt conspiracy theorists to the view that something sinister is afoot.

Dear Editor, The budget season is upon us with the Finance Minister Dr.

Dear Editor, The national budget for 2023 is now public.  At GY$781.89 billion, it is a huge 41 percent plus increase over 2022. 

Dear Editor, We are just seventeen days into the New Year, and both newsletter articles and letters within the letter column, are clear indicators that our women are not safe.

Dear Editor, Two dailies recently carried my letter, which sought to establish the relevance of the United Nations` declared Decade for People of African Descent to the Afro-Guyanese.

Dear Editor, I was happy to watch the News Conference of President Irfaan Ali in relation to his recent visit to India.

Dear Editor, I don’t read anything that our politicians say. It is unfortunate but it is true and I have my reservations for that.

The nation learned last Friday, by way of a press release from the Department of Public Information (DPI), that Guyana is considering purchasing hardware and military equipment from India.

Dear Editor The 781.9 billion dollar budget for 2023 is dubbed the largest budget in Guyana’s history.

Dear Editor, The reflection arose out of a recent announcement that the Minister of Public Works had terminated a road project that contradictorily had not yet started after some eight months, presumably with advance payment.