Opinion

Dear Editor, CRG extends our sincere condolences to the families and friends of the victims of the Mahdia tragedy.

Dear Editor, The GPA public  tit-for-tat spat comes down to lashing the messenger rather than dealing with the message.

Sunday was the final day of the season for the English Premier League (EPL), the most watched and followed football (and arguably sports) league in the world.

Dear Editor, The CCJ ruling that allows the Govern-ment to join Exxon in the parent-guarantee case does not force the Guyana Government to join Exxon.

Dear Editor, I am writing to propose the implementation of a commuter congestion tax for those traveling into George-town from Greater Georgetown and other areas across the country.

Dear Editor, With reference to the letter titled ‘Pushing Spanish in schools is counterproductive to Guyana’s current security challenges’ (SN, 16/052024), I disagree with the arguments put forward by the writer, Mr.

Dear Editor, The Working People’s Alliance views with much concern Venezuela’s renewed aggression towards Guyana.

Dear Editor, I have noted the unsurprising resort to personal attacks and ludicrous innuendos against me by the Guyana Press Association (GPA) in response to my letter in which I detailed the gross lack of financial accountability and the frontal violations to the constitution of the GPA by the current management council.

Dear Editor, Here we go again, another woman is victimized, seeks justice and the former President, now Vice President and General Secretary of the PPP, says he and the party’s main decision makers will not seek to discipline neither distance itself from the now disgraced Dharmlall.

Dear Editor, It was plugged at the conclusion of this year’s Energy Conference held at the prestigious Marriott Hotel that the Conference had outgrown the venue.

Dear Editor, We have crowned the “lying champion” in a man named Freddie Kissoon.

Dear Editor, Given the escalation in the conflict with Venezuela, we must as a nation urgently establish a National Security Council (NSC) to ensure that the current threat is given the appropriate attention necessary.

Dear Editor, Guyanese has had a very difficult period of blackouts recently in most areas. 

Dear Editor, Guyana’s Consul General to New York, Ambassador Michael Brotherson praised Guyana government’s visionary path of ‘sustainable and equitable development for all Guyanese,’ in his uplifting speech at the Flag Raising Ceremony in the Town of Hempstead, Long Island on May 17, 2024, on the observance of Guyana’s 58th Independence Anniversary. 

If there is any veracity in the media reports arising out of the electrocution of  nineteen-year-old Bryan Hardial on Friday, who reportedly came into contact with a live wiring on the roof of a house where he had been assigned to do a job – installing gutters – that had nothing to do with electrical wiring – then there is much reason for an immediate and scrupulous probe into the occurrence to determine whether or not safety protocols were afforded the deceased young man to do his job in a safe environment. 

Dear Editor, The government’s announcement of forgiveness of education loans that will benefit an estimated 13,000 UG students and costing $11 billion dollars is a huge investment in the youths of Guyana.

Dear Editor I read with great interest your editorial of May 13th, “Permanent Secretaries”, where you stated that it is “most unacceptable for a Permanent Secretary to have to be at a ruling party Congress in any capacity.”

Dear Editor, Last year, an onslaught of community protest led to former PPP Minister, Mr.