That the public cannot traverse the road to their seawall at B.V. is an eye pass
Dear Editor, Please permit me to thank Elton McRae for his letter highlighting an atrocity to the people of B.V.,
Dear Editor, Please permit me to thank Elton McRae for his letter highlighting an atrocity to the people of B.V.,
Dear Editor, Speak about corruption and cost of living in this country and government wrath flares.
Dear Editor, Amidst the noise of the Alliance for Change asking for a 2am curfew and the objections to the curfew, there was a quiet story from the Department of Public Information on August 2, 2024.
Dear Editor, I wish to comment on the Private Sector Commission’s (PSC) statement that enforcing littering law is a sustainable solution to Guyana’s solid waste management woes (Stabroek News August 5, 2024).
The scattering of the mustard seeds of Guyanese and their descendants across the diaspora as a result of migration – both legal and illegal – has had many spin-off effects on our society.
Dear Editor, The stability, security, and well-being of any population rely on prioritizing national interest, or the common good, over individual or business gains.
Dear Editor, I support Justice Gino Persaud’s decision on enforcing the arbitral award from the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Award 2019.
Dear Editor, The concept of ‘no one is above the law’ was seemingly forgotten by the author of the Stabroek News Editorial of 5th August 2024, for great umbrage is taken that the GPF entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, arrested an employee and seized electronic devices belonging to the employee and the ministry.
Dear Editor, I was surprised at the poor traction my letter of July 23 attracted re the sad state of the Guyana Police Force and the need for remedy.
Dear Editor, I wish to highlight an online shopping experience I had with an online shopping company.
Dear Editor, The Minister of Education was kind enough to respond on Facebook to CRG’s recent letter on “No Fault Divorce”.
Dear Editor, As I read Lincoln Lewis’s letter “President Ali, and his cohorts, using state privilege and resources to miniaturize the Africans’ Day of Emancipation was quite distressing” (Stabroek News, August 5, 2024) I am reminded of the expression “now the shoe is on the other foot”.
Dear Editor, President Ali must be congratulated for being a miracle worker or a top performer relative to cost of living.
Dear Editor, As we commemorate four years of President Irfaan Ali’s administration, it is imperative to reflect on the precarious brink of dictatorship that our nation narrowly skirted.
It is not uncommon for political administrations to appoint official spokespersons, Ministers of Information or other differently titled officials, to take responsibility for the management of its information dissemination regime, providing official information on matters of national importance.
Dear Editor, Guyana’s Paris Olympics outing has ended. We can’t get past the heats. This
Dear Editor, The freedom from chattel slavery African Guyanese enjoy today must be cherished and defended at all costs.
Dear Editor, The recent issues raised over the failure of private sector companies to pay NIS for their employees prompted CRG to review the current Labour Act of Guyana.
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