Dear Editor,
I was horrified to open the December 15 edition of the Sunday Stabroek to find a cartoon depicting the First Lady of Guyana standing in a champagne glass next to a bottle of champagne labelled ‘oil money,’ and next to her a tilted over and spilling rum bottle labelled ‘rum shop’.
Dear Editor,
India’s arrival in the Caribbean began in 1838 when two ships landed in British Guiana (now Guyana) with a cargo of indentured servants to work on the sugar plantations.
On Monday, at Mar-a-Lago, US president-elect Donald Trump stated to reporters, “There is talk about the postal service being taken private, you do know that — not the worst idea I’ve ever heard.
Dear Editor,
Kindly permit me a space in your Daily Stabroek News Paper to provide a detailed response in the form of clarification on an article that was published on the 15th of December 2024, which captioned” “Talent at Bishops’ should not be used for Vocational Education”.
Dear Editor,
Yesterday, my attention was drawn to a letter published in your Sunday Stabroek Columns, “Talents at Bishop’s should not be used for vocational education”, expressing the writer’s views on vocational education in Guyana.
Dear Editor,
It is important that the Chief Education Officer (CEO) reread CRG’s letter in the press where concern is expressed over the lack of direction at the Ministry of Education.
Dear Editor,
In recent days, the First Lady’s Ball has sparked a flurry of opinions, many of which seem to miss the broader picture of the work being done by the Office of the First Lady.
Dear Editor,
There are matters that come to the notice of citizens which need to be interrogated because they reflect on issues of concern to all Guyanese citizens and in this case women in particular.
Dear Editor,
Guyanese have become weary of Mr. Bharrat Jagdeo’s dictatorial leadership style of managing their nation, including his disposition against his opponents.
Less than ten years after the earliest confirmation of Guyana’s status as a potential ‘world class’ oil producer had materialized, courtesy of ExxonMobil’s ‘world class’ offshore oil strike, global perceptions of the country have undergone some measure of change from what had obtained a handful of years ago.