Opinion
Religions and the government
In a letter in the May 12th edition of Stabroek News, Dr Jerry Jailall, a civil society advocate defended the invitation to, and presence of President Ali at an Assembly of God (AOG) Youth Group function.
Too many workplace accidents and fatalities
Dear Editor, Another workplace death. Another family in grief and despair.
We call on Mr Dharamlall to exit public life
Dear Editor, The recently concluded PPP 35th annual congress will go down in history for the election of Nigel Dharamlall to the 35-member, central committee of the PPP party, and to its executive council.
Legal Practitioners Act not constructed in a manner to make members of the profession accountable for offences
Dear Editor, The recent news of disciplinary action taken against two persons by the Medical Council of Guyana (MCG) caused me to compare provisions of the Legal Practitioners (Amendment) Act 2010 with the Medical Practi-tioners Act regarding the relationship between legal and medical practitioners and their res-pective clients.
This US$500m insurance limit for Exxon is insulting
Dear Editor, I wrote the other day that somebody is taking Guyanese for jackasses.
Go the full distance and remove reference to socialism in the Guyana Constitution
Dear Editor, As a purely internal matter, the ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP) at its recent Congress took the far-reaching step of removing any references to Marxism/ Leninism and Socialism from its Constitution.
The plea bargaining bill and minimum sentence adjustment
Dear Editor, During the last sitting of the Parliament, Bill 19 of 2023 was presented and approved.
Maduro is already engaged in acts of hybrid warfare against us
Dear Editor, There is a stubborn refusal by Guyanese of all stripes to accept that Maduro is already engaged in hybrid warfare against us.
Govt’s UG loan forgiveness is a giant step for Guyana
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.
Troubling signs in amendment to PPP constitution
Dear Editor, In normal circumstances, the amendments to the constitution of a political party or for that matter, any organisation, is nobody’s business but that of its members.
More does not mean better
Dear Editor, One thing one learns as a letter writer is brevity and to the point.
Cartoon
Landmark ruling decision still unavailable
Dear Editor, It is indeed perplexing…the landmark ruling’s formal judgment is still unavailable.
The presidency
The members of the Constitutional Reform Commission were sworn in early last month.
Without clarity too many accounting variables are left hanging in gov’t’s proposed student loan write-offs
Dear Editor, I am writing to express additional views on the recent announcement by the Guyana government to write off $11 billion in student debt for 13,000 graduates.
Withdraw the whip from Nigel
Dear Editor, One bad apple corrupts the whole barrel. Is the time not long overdue for the PPP to circle the wagons and withdraw the whip (as they say) from Nigel Dharamlall in the light of recent repeat allegations?
Guyana continues to plot a course of irresponsibility in the oil and gas sector
Dear Editor, My last letter sought to establish that under the Presidency of Bharrat Jagdeo, this country experienced nothing but economic disasters.
Presenting the truth is one of journalism’s guiding principles
Dear Editor, Let me first start by saying I don’t expect this letter to be carried by the Guyana Chronicle, as the taxpayers’ dependent newspaper has been weaponised against the Guyana Press Association, the independent press and myself.
Dharamlall is baggage for the PPP
Dear Editor, Former government minister, Nigel Dharamlall, has become the hottest hot potato for the PPP.
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