Opinion

Dear Editor, Thank you for publishing our previous letter on our feedback on the draft Sexual Offences Amendment Bill 2024.

Dear Editor, There is an important corruption driver in Guyana. It is the missing corporate tax revenue unavailable to pay public servants, teachers, nurses, doctors, all hired in the public sector.

Dear Editor, Any Guyanese citizen that exploits our resources and seeks to circumvent our laws, and deny the treasury of millions of dollars of desperately needed money, is not a patriot.

Dear Editor, The U.S. has informed the Guyana government that if they want information on sanctions against certain gold dealers and a Permanent Secretary, they should ask the Department of Justice (DoJ).

Dear Editor, The fallacy of our government requesting from the USA Department of Justice evidence related to sanctioned individuals in Guyana is fraught with hypocrisy.

Dear Editor, Certainly, within the extended Georgetown, particularly Kitty North Central and Southern sections, it would be extremely difficult if not impossible to flag a more partinost and stalwart of the People’s Progressive Party than Prabhu Dial Sattan.

Dear Editor, Today I had the pleasure of enjoying Lindt Excellence 85% Cocoa Dark Chocolate.

Dear Editor, Forty years in an organisation must be celebrated as a life time achievement for staying the course and ‘stick-to-it-iveness’.

There is a buzz in the air about local tourism. There was Prime Minister Mark Phillips turning the sod for the construction of a Hospitality and Tourism Training Institute in Port Mourant earlier this year, saying that the government was working to create 50,000 jobs in the tourist industry by 2030.

Dear Editor, Watching the cricket 20 semifinal from my Oxford living room I have a big question.

Dear Editor, I am deeply concerned about the development of our country and the justice served for all.

Dear Editor, After an extended period out of the classroom and on the streets, the teachers’ strike is off. 

Dear Editor,  Judging by the holding of Party Congress and other indicators, the two major political parties, PPP/C and PNCR, have begun to walk on the 2025 national and regional elections’ campaign trail, although neither political party has issued a formal announcement to this effect. 

Dear Editor, I cannot host a show now because of certain circumstances but I must state my final position before Congress scheduled for Friday is held.

Dear Editor, When the Alliance for Change (AFC) was formed there was great hope for the Guyanese nation because of the promise of breaking race voting whereby Indian Guyanese vote for the PPP and African Guyanese vote for the PNCR.

Dear Editor, Sanctions were the topic of conversation everywhere and the question or suggestion was who should be next.

The average person, unless he or she is a proponent of Sudarshan Kriya, practises yoga or meditates, rarely, if ever, thinks about breathing.