
Opinion

The questionable sustainability of Cricket West Indies could mean elimination as full member status at ICC
Dear Editor, The outgoing chairman of ICC Mr.Greg Barclay recently questioned the sustainability of Cricket West Indies which has received less than 5% of ICC revenue under the 2024-2027 model, pointing out that CWI can barely balance their books.
Silent sufferings
Guyana, a country rich in natural resources and cultural diversity, is home to a significant Amerindian population, whose communities have experienced centuries of marginalization and exploitation.
I have chosen my physical safety and pension book over the cash grant registration
Dear Editor, I will not visit the NIS Office at Pouderoyen Region 3 to register for the Cash Grant because I will be endangering my life at the age of 76 in consequence of the extremely high number of registrants per day in the course of the 5 days allocated making the whole exercise a nightmare for me.
The cash flows in the PSA2016 could be rearranged so as to not cause Guyana to spend out its savings in its National Resource Fund
Dear Editor, I wish to respond to the idea that the oil companies are granting Guyana a fair deal with their 50/50 billboard in which Guyana is getting one-half of the profits from sale of crude oil.
The records of the ship that brought my grandparents to Guyana cannot be found in the National Archives
Dear Editor, On December 27th, 2023, Stabroek News posted an article on the inability of the Guyana’s National Archives to provide travel records of indentured servants from India, who landed on the shores of Guyana over one hundred and fifty years ago.
The system employed in Lethem was simply inept and inefficient
Dear Editor, I would like to comment on a letter by Mr Carl Parker in yesterday’s Stabroek News in which he complained about the poor system of distribution of the $100,000 grants to Lethem residents.
I urge the relevant authorities to provide clarity on the selection process for the National Archives of Guyana Digitization Project
Dear Editor, I write with a deep sense of commitment to the preservation of Guyana’s history and heritage and in light of recent developments surrounding the National Archives of Guyana Digitization Project.
My concerns over the growing issue of irresponsible driving on our roadways
Dear Editor, I am writing to express my concern about the growing issue of irresponsible driving on our roadways.
Time to rename the Providence stadium
Dear Editor Now that Guyana’s greatest ever cricketing icon Sir Clive Lloyd has guided the Global Super League to fruition with the final today, is not time for the young minister of sport Charles Ransom Jnr to announce that the Providence Stadium will be renamed in Clive’s honour?
Timeless counsel
Dear Editor, The words of the late Jim Elliot “He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose,” were made popular by Gospel artiste Twila Promise.
The issue of trust in The New Movement
Dear Editor, Is The New Movement (TNM) representative’s refusal to vacate the seat in parliament not a shameful act?
Mustapha’s response cannot qualify as answers to my GuySuCo’s CEO questions as posited by Parliament’s PRO
Dear Editor, Reference to my letter published on Tuesday, December 3, 2024; where several issues were highlighted regarding the functioning of the Twelfth Parliament of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, including Minister Zulfikar Mustapha’s refusal to provide responses to questions posed by me on salary and benefits of the new Chief Executive Officer of GuySuCo, Mr.
Portugal was great for our vacation and their self-sufficiency and advanced infrastructure can benefit Guyana
Dear Editor, Recently, I toured Portugal and the observations I made left me wondering as to what is really going on in our country where, for example, a citizen who goes out for a dinner or a lunch has to pay more money (almost double) than in Portugal for an equivalent meal; where the service at restaurants in Portugal leaves us way behind; where the quality of the food leaves us way behind – all because the Portuguese economy is greatly more self-sufficient (84% self-sufficiency index) than our economy.

Politikles
Royalties for Everyone
On the occasion of Suriname’s 49th Independence Anniversary on November 25th, its Presi-dent Chandrikapersad Santokhi announced an initiative that he described as Royalties for Everyone.
One year later, Skeldon markets disconnected electricity stands out as the key broken promise made by town fathers and national politicians to vendors
Dear Editor, One year ago, tragedy struck the Skeldon Municipal Market, consuming stalls in a devastating fire that left a trail of destruction and despair.
The export-led growth model that does not generate tax revenues is unsustainable
Dear Editor, Guyana’s oil export led growth model leaves important gaps in Government financing that could pose sustainability threats for whichever Government is in office.
Jaigobin’s response circumvents Guyana’s 1990 amendment to the Acquisition of Lands for Public Purposes Act which is a more advanced legal framework
Dear Editor, Mr. Rajendra Jaigobin’s response to my letter on the proposed amendments to the Acquisition of Lands for Public Purposes Act, with its omissions and misrepresentations.
The Acquisition of Lands for Public Purposes (Amendment) Bill 2024 can be perceived as a threat to communal/ancestral way of living among the black community
Dear Editor, I had the opportunity to review the proposed ‘Acquisition of Lands for Public Purposes (Amendment) Bill 2024 – Bill No.
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