Opinion

Dear Editor, This week, I was disturbed by the rise in disrespectful and baseless accusations against Guyanese women, notably from a popular social media commentator.

Dear Editor, The hype and flurry surrounding Cemetery Road, came to a sudden standstill with the quiet, unobtrusive announcement that the road is fully operational and hundreds of vehicles traversing it daily (NewsRoom August 16). 

Dear Editor, It was with great pride and a dash of envy that I read about the warm reception extended to our esteemed Guyanese government minister upon arrival at JFK Airport.

Dear Editor, I am trying to grasp the political realities of Guyana.

Dear Editor, Too often in the cost of living (CoL) debate and discussion at the national level, there is a conflation with inflation and cost of living.

Dear Editor, Around this same time in August 2020, I broke ranks with my colleagues when I proposed that we give young President Irfaan Ali an opportunity to make Guyana good and glorious.

Dear Editor, A year has gone by since the death of Dr.

In his address at the opening of the recent Building Expo President Irfaan Ali extolled Silica City on the highway, which he called his “masterpiece.”

Dear Editor, In Guyana, massive construction works are underway in all of the ten regions of the country.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Sugar Corporation wishes to set the records straight regarding a few matters raised in your column by Mr.

Dear Editor, I refer to Herbert Allen’s letter of 16 August 2024 (Stabroek News) titled “Power sharing in Guyana” in which I quote “A matter has come up recently, that is proving to be quite confusing to many Guyanese.

Dear Editor, “There was no detention or interrogation, it was a simple courtesy being extended”.

Dear Editor, I write in response to the recent letter by City Councilor, Lelon Saul, which is replete with empty rhetoric, false narratives, and misguided assertions about President Irfaan Ali and his administration.

Dear Editor, The current administration has gone upon a path of utter wastefulness.

Dear Editor,  On Thursday July 25, 2024, the Stabroek News reported that the Golden Jaguars, Guyana’s national football team, dropped one point in the FIFA World Ranking from 153 to 154.

In an August 11th letter brimful of nostalgia and social history, Claudius Prince outlined elements of the self-help housing scheme which had been pioneered under the Forbes Burnham administration in the 1970s and 80s and which resulted in several well-developed settlements.

Dear Editor, As I write this letter, I am very stressed, this government is stressing us out.

Dear Editor, At a crucial crossroad in its struggle, the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) is stricken by its own internal differences.