Dear Editor, Re MP Jermain Figueira’s letter regarding the lack of agricultural investments in Linden, Region 10, it is essential to highlight the substantial efforts and resources that the Ministry of Agriculture has dedicated to this area.
Dear Editor, Reference is made to Mr. Mike Persaud’s letter in the Stabroek News (SN) edition of July 19, 2024, with the caption “No one knew Bhagwandin was on Exxon’s payroll”.
Dear Editor, Guyana becoming an emerging middle power can be done by testing the hypothesis on Guyana’s trajectory on doing so.
Dear Editor, Visits to the Guyana Consulate on 45th Street in Manhattan in June and July for service witnessed a large number of Guyanese seeking a variety of services; people streamed in and out.
On July 7th the body of Evelyn Alfonzo Alves was found at Diamond, East Bank Demerara with a bullet to the head, the type of execution-style killing that raises all kinds of questions.
Dear Editor, God bless Stabroek News. When such is due, of course.
Dear Editor, A few months ago, I read in your newspaper whilst President Irfaan Ali was doing an outreach in one of the villages in this country, he said that the aim of this exercise was to bring the Office of the President to the people so that he can listen to the concerns of the people and bring relief to them on the spot.
Dear Editor, My first thought was that writer C. Sohan should not elicit a response.
Dear Editor, Over the last four years, reading Joel Bhagwandin’s missives in the Stabroek News, I was 90% certain (to put a percentage # on it) that Bhagwandin was working in the best interests of Exxon – and not for the State of Guyana.
Dear Editor, After losing at the T20 and a devastating loss in the First Test against England, the West Indies allowed England to set a record for the fastest 50 in Test cricket.
Dear Editor, Persons must resist the new brazen attempt by the Jagdeo/Ali People’s Progressive Party (PPP) regime to entrench its contempt for the right of the African man, woman and child to be treated with respect and dignity.
Dear Editor, It is most wholesome to read that Prime Minister (PM) Brigadier (Ret’d) Mark Phillips met with the Carter Center team in Guyana for pre-elections’ evaluation.
At the 158th anniversary symposium of the police, cumbersomely titled ‘Modernising Policing by Balancing Technology, Community Engagement, & Global Best Practices,’ Home Affairs Minister Robeson Benn on Tuesday referred to a 20% decrease in serious crime over the past few years.
Dear Editor, Bourda Market is a community left behind. Bourda Market has seen the change of many Presidents, Mayors, and Local Gov’t Ministers yet no one has ever made any significant contribution to the development of the second largest market in Guyana.
Dear Editor, The tragic murder of a Venezuelan national, allegedly by a taxi driver of a “popular hotel”, has raised chills on so many fronts.
Dear Editor, I gotta say, the Home Affairs Minister’s speech at the police force’s 185th anniversary symposium was a load of nonsense.
Dear Editor, It is great to hear news of the planned continued development of the road network and the extensive rehabilitation of the current road infrastructure.
Dear Editor, Recently, my husband and I (pensioners) sat on the seawall (obliquely opposite the band stand), chatting and enjoying the fresh air.
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