Opinion

Dear Editor, The recent fire that destroyed Mae’s Schools in Georgetown has left over 1,000 students and staff displaced, but what is even more troubling is the revelation that the institution had been operating without finalized insurance coverage.

Dear Editor, In the latest round of hostilities in his ongoing hybrid war against us to seize Essequibo, Venezuela’s Maduro moved from massing troops against us on Venezuela’s side of the 1899-determined border as he did in Dec 2023, to actually deploying on March 1, an armed Naval vessel into our Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), far beyond what they have claimed in the past.

Dear Editor, A recent ruling in US Federal Court on March 6 should be studied by our judges and politicians on the independence of judges and on curtailing the powers of a President (the Executive branch or government).

Dear Editor,  I wish to set the record straight regarding recent claims and insinuations in the Guyana Chronicle’s article published on March 8, 2025, that make mention of my name.

Dear Editor, Mr. Vincent Alexander, one of the political opposition’s representatives at GECOM has called for a review of the 2020 General and Regional Elections.

Dear Editor, I refer to my letter: `Remembering Roberta Flack and why she never came to Guyana’ published by Stabroek News March 8, 2025.

Dear Editor, The recent letter by our Donald is at odds with the position of America’s Donald.

Dear Editor, In every society there is a calculus of rights and duties which rational human beings use to settle their disputes. 

The GOAL scholarships programme was launched with great fanfare in 2021, and generally speaking was well received although reservations were expressed about the by-passing of the University of Guyana.

​Dear Editor, As an impartial spectator, it has become quite clear to me, many Guyanese are unfamiliar with the border issues facing the nation ,which in part stems from past and present governments’ failure to inform students commencing at the primary school level about these border issues and the country’s landscape.  During the colonial era of the 1950s there was a Radio Programme known as People, Places and Things where students sat in open classrooms and listened to the programme that dealt with certain aspects of the history and geography of British Guiana  now known as Guyana in such a way that encouraged the student to acquire a wider interests and to provide useful general knowledge of their country to others including the children at home or abroad.

Dear Editor, A few days ago, His Worship the Mayor in a very misinformed way, spoke of reevaluating the City of Georgetown’s properties.

Dear Editor, On International Women’s Day 2025, the Caribbean Religious Voices for Justice (CRVJ) salutes women across the Caribbean and beyond.

Dear Editor, I wish to extend my personal congratulations to Vice President Dr.

Dear Editor, The current scandal involving the Staffordshire University denying its involvement in the GOAL programme validates the call made by Mr.

Dear Editor, My policy has failed, yet I want to be re-employed as the boss of the enterprise called Guyana.

Dear Editor, As the poet said, “I’m involved in mankind and therefore any man’s death diminishes me”. 

Dear Editor, A private citizen and an outsider, Mr. Azruddin Mohamed is shaking up the possibilities in the upcoming Guyanese elections.

Editor, The actions of Maduro and Venezuela are increasingly an existential threat to Guyana’s future, ‘her’ oil fields and the newfound national prosperity.

Dear Editor, Following the devastating fire at the private school, plans are in the works to temporarily shift operations to GIA building in Prasad Nagar (KN Mar 7).