Dear Editor, Greg Quinn’s article in yesterday’s Stabroek News on road fatalities in Guyana betrays a superficial understanding of the structural and economic realities that underlie the crisis.
Dear Editor, Take a hard-earned bow SN, that piercing and poignant cost of living series did its part; had some role.
Dear Editor, When I was presented with my first bicycle (for passing the Common Entrance Exam) I had to get a license to affix to the front wheel spindle.
The Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) is in the headlines again, attracting a bevy of difficult questions.
Dear Editor, Please permit me to comment on Christopher Ram’s 7 January 2025 letter captioned, `Guyanese people deserve leaders who will fight for their interests, not cower behind geopolitical fears or blame predecessors.’
Dear Editor, Columns #’s 150 and 151 of my oil and gas feature Road to First Oil published in the Stabroek News, have generated a flurry of responses.
Dear Editor, The letter in SN 25-01-06 by Sanjeev Datadin may not be in line with universally accepted legal principles.
Dear Editor, As students, teachers, and parents prepare for the start of a new academic term, I extend my best wishes for a safe and successful school year.
Dear Editor, The recurring calls for renegotiation of the 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) with ExxonMobil, championed by prominent, patriotic voices such as Mr.
Dear Editor, My heart breaks looking at pictures of our elderly folks waiting in lines for their one hundred thousand cash grant.
Dear Editor, The high level of controversy around the Exxon contract begs the question why hasn’t the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of the United States of America been utilized?
Dear Editor, The first rounds of Guyana nationally showcased insanity have seemingly ended.
Dear Editor, If “capitalist democracy” is becoming an oxymoron, it’s not because of cash grants or vote buying schemes or because more of us got the right to vote.
Dear Editor, The practice of distributing hampers by political parties has long been a staple of Guyana’s socio-political landscape, particularly during the tenure of the People’s National Congress (PNC).
There is a sense in which the Tuesday, December 31st Stabroek News lead story – ‘GPHC says has seen over 60,000 patients this year’ provides a generous measure of enlightenment on both the nature and the scale of the challenges (crises?)
Dear Editor, The Petroleum Agreement between the Government of Guyana (GOG) and EEPGL (Exxon) is again being discussed in a way that ignores clear legal principles and a sensible look from a realistic perspective.
Dear Editor, I write with reference to Kit Nascimento’s letter of Jan 5th titled, “Ram has displayed abysmal ignorance of how the President [Irfaan Ali] has to manage political priorities of our country” – and wish to comment as follows: Mr.
Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali’s time in office has been marked by a series of disappointing failures.
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