Dear Editor, Guyana is honoured to welcome India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is visiting for two days from November 20, 2024—a historic occasion marking the first time in recent memory that the leader of a major global economy has set foot on Guyanese soil.
Dear Editor, Further to my letter of November 10, 2024, in which I highlighted the deplorable conditions under which the Old Age Pension books are distributed, I posit that it appears that there has been a reduction in the number of distribution centres while increasing the number of areas that are assigned to each centre, resulting in the chaotic situation to which pensioners are now subjected.
Dear Editor, I don’t know about you, but I had many reactions to the President’s 5:30am meeting to address project delays across Ministries.
Dear Editor, It is sad that the President of the fastest-expanding country in the world is publicly berating errant contractors, engineers, program managers, public servants and Ministers as shown in the YouTube video “President Ali reprimands Ministers and Contractors for projects that are behind schedule”.
Dear Editor, The recent meeting at State House would have benefited from prior planning, prior reviews and the implementation of a structured project review process.
Dear Editor, In the article captioned “We cannot continue at that cost of production at GuySuCo – President” carried in your November 14 edition it did not state what “cost of production” President Ali was referring to.
Dear Editor, Over the years, I have publicly voiced my opinions, concerns and complaints on a range of issues through the ‘Letters to the Editor’ section of the newspapers.
Dear Editor, I read with equal measures of dispassion and consternation, MP Annette Ferguson’s November 13, 2024 letter in Stabroek News, titled “President Ali’s conduct towards these professionals was distasteful”.
Dear Editor, I have perused yet again that the long-delayed election fraud court matters are about to be resumed (but) with a fresh set of “preliminary issues” to be resolved.
Dear Editor, I know police officers have come under criticism for breaches.
Stripped of the theatre and vaudeville, Tuesday’s 5.30 am meeting summoned by President Ali at State House underlined the serious problems facing state projects, something the public has been well aware of for years.
Dear Editor, The recent strange statement by the Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Ms.
Dear Editor, I am writing to shed light on the importance of interdisciplinary practices in supporting learners with special needs, particularly in the context of psycho-educational assessments.
Dear Editor, Driving at nights is becoming so much more difficult and unpleasant because majority of vehicle owners are replacing their original headlights with these white & sometimes blue LED headlights.
Dear Editor, Several critical projects under the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development have been delayed for months, with some even stretching into years, yet a shocking misrepresentation of the situation was presented during the infamous 5:30am meeting held by President Irfaan Ali at State House.
Dear Editor, I watched the video where President Ali chewed up and spat out Ministers, Permanent Secretaries, engineers and other officials over a huge number of Government projects being four or more months behind schedule.
Dear Editor, The violence and trauma of Guyana’s plantation legacy were on show on Tuesday 12 Nov at the 5:30 am meeting at State House to discuss the lack of progress on projects.
Dear Editor, I have to say, Wow! Wow! & Wow! after reading two items in your Nov.
Dear Editor, I refer to your issue of 11th November 2024, re the sad position at Albion factory.
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