Opinion

Dear Editor, I become very irritable when I read certain statements.

Dear Editor, As I have shared before, one of my family members was sexually assaulted, and now the perpetrator is seeking to resolve the matter through a financial settlement.

According to the Government of Guyana (GoG), the $100,000 cash grant initiative is intended as a transformative effort to redistribute wealth derived from the nation’s burgeoning oil revenues.

Dear Editor, Permit me to preface my article on a haunting note of inquiry.

Dear Editor, The letter by Mr. Lincoln Lewis on  December 31 in SN should be read by all Guyanese, wherever they live because the points he makes are very critical to Guyana’s future. 

Dear Editor, There has been a recent flurry of exchanges between the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) weaving its tangled web of lies concerning Exxon’s Parent Company Guarantee and responses telling the truth coming from knowledgeable, credible, and patriotic sources such as yours truly and eminent Attorney Christopher Ram, notwithstanding the Honourable Judge Sandil Kissoon’s uncompromising admonishment of EPA, describing the Agency as “derelict, pliant and submissive and acting in unison with Exxon…and at every juncture, is engaged in a course of action to undermine and erode the terms and conditions of its own Permit and has relegated itself to a state of laxity of enforcement and condonation and placed the nation, its citizens and the environment in grave peril and potential calamitous consequences”.

Dear Editor, There are stories to be told of two phenomenal women named Ann Greene, who over the years were mistaken for each other. 

Dear Editor, In his letter captioned “Article 32.3 in the 2016 PSA restricts the sovereignty of the nation and should be reviewed to determine its legality” ( Stabroek News December 30, 2024)  Mr Jamil Changlee writes, “There are factors which may require the urgent and necessary intervention of the Government in the oil and gas sector so as to ensure the safety and security of the region.

Dear Editor, The late Jimmy Carter ‘saved’ Guyana’s democracy in 1992.

Dear Editor, I join with others in calling for revising of the 2016 Production Sharing Agreement, PSA 2016.

Dear Editor, As we greet the New Year, we as part of the human species must look forward to betterment for 2025.

On Monday, our Caricom neighbour, the Cooperative Republic of Trinidad and Tobago declared  a state of emergency (SoE) as gang violence continues to escalate in the society.

Dear Editor, As we bid farewell to former US President Jimmy Carter, all Guyana should never forget it was President Carter and the Carter Center which played a pivotal role in helping to restore democracy, ending the PNC dictatorship in 1992.

Dear Editor, Ah, the New Year—a time of hope, reflection, and, in Guyana, a predictable parade of political promises.

Dear Editor, The Dharm Shala, now 104 years old, was founded in 1921 by Pandit Ramsaroop Maharaj, and is today managed by his heirs Kella Ramsaroop and Pamela Ramsaroop.

Dear Editor, Former United States President Jimmy Carter passed away at the age of 100.

Dear Editor, In 1979, in the midst of President Jimmy Carter’s presidency, I lived in the United States.

Dear Editor, There is no doubt that the overwhelming majority of the Guyanese people will remember and highly regard the historical role of former American President Jimmy Carter in restoring free and fair democratic elections in Guyana.