Opinion

Dear Editor, I see we are once again in a dispute on this important appointment of a GECOM Chairman, it should not be so.

Dear Editor, I am living in First Street, C Field Sophia and  having the royal run around with GPL since January 2019 to present to get my prepaid meter electrical wire to attach to my house.

In recent years, cricket and baseball fans have been entertained with significant increases in run scoring, propelled by a rush in the striking of sixes and home runs, in the respective sports.

Dear Editor, Oh dear! Cat and mouse continues. Nineteen (yes 19!)

Dear Editor, The objective for awarding oil blocks is to generate the maximum oil revenue (money) over the long-term for the benefit of the whole country. 

Dear Editor, I write to congratulate and give my support to the police officers in ‘B’ division (Berbice), for publicly accusing their fellow officers of criminal complicity with the known bandit, Kelvin Shivgobin, who was killed in a shoot-out with the police in the Black Bush Polder area.

Dear Editor, Two sons of Guyana left for a better life in the “developed” USA. 

Dear Editor, Please allow me space in your newspaper to address a letter written by Ms.

Dear Editor, The recent NGSA results painted several revealing pictures.  There were the warm, feel good stories, that should incentivize others especially those who are struggling in different ways. 

Dear Editor, The signatories to the letter titled `Credible accounts of gross human rights violations in Haiti must be addressed by CARICOM’ (SN and KN 9/7/19) must be congratulated for highlighting the tragedy of Haiti, and the silence of many, including the ABC countries.

Dear Editor, I have seen a report in the Kaieteur News of 28th June, 2019, in which Dr.

Dear Editor, When the Caribbean Court of Justice ruled that two terms is all one gets to a presidential slot in our Guyana, upholding constitutionally enacted changes, I am sure those learned judges could not have meant for the Putin/Medvedev syndrome to be put into action via a questionable and weak proxy candidate, by a man who will not accept his time is past.

With markedly less aplomb than its 2018 predecessor, the Guyana Trade and Investment Exhibition (GuyTIE) 2020 was officially launched last Wednesday at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, the comparatively low key nature of the event signalling, perhaps, a veiled official  concession that last year’s inaugural event staged at the Marriott Hotel had fallen well short of  its widely advertised objectives, not least of those being the growing of the global market for Guyanese products and the significant strengthening of linkages between the local and international business sectors.

Dear Editor, Guyana’s Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan, is currently before the Judiciary for Contempt of Court.

Dear Editor, On April 24, 2019 Congresswoman Maxine Waters (CA-43) led a delegation to Haiti, which included actor and human rights activist Danny Glover; journalist and Barbados national Margaret Prescod of Pacifica Radio’s “Sojourner Truth” and Women of Color/Global Women’s Strike; civil rights lawyer Walter Riley; Haitian diaspora leader Pierre Labossiere; and human rights lawyer Brian Concannon of the Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti.

Dear Editor, Some of my colleagues at GuySuCo begged me to write to this letter, I was hesitant for months but finally decided to write it because this situation is getting worse.

Dear Editor, Every year we hear so much about the one percent of school children who do well on the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA) and earned themselves a place at Queen’s College and other top schools.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter out of concern for the rapid changes happening in our culture.