Opinion

Dear Editor, Last week I said my head was hurting at the snakes and ladders games of guypolitics… This week it hurts more – the game has changed to cat and mouse!

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force has its share of advocates -it is right. 

Dear Editor, Prior to now, I was always under the impression that the Guyana Police Force/Service has a capacity problem.

Dear Editor, In the mid to late fifties it was taken as a given that hugely “overpopulated” countries were doomed to economic failure as Malthus had  asserted with certainty.

Dear Editor, It is a shame, disgrace and embarrassing, that the Brigadier President, his government and his lawyers are incapable of reckoning what is the majority of 65.

At some point it must dawn on the APNU+AFC government that the ruling of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on June 18 upholding the December 21, 2018 motion of no confidence means that it has been occupying office since March 21 without a mandate.

Dear Editor, Were the four Deputy Commissioners of the Guyana Police Force’s administrative team properly vetted?

Dear Editor, I commend those media houses that saw the importance in taking time to provide pertinent background information to Leader of the Opposition Bharrat Jagdeo’s claim that the Guyana Lands and Survey Commission, within recent months, has engaged in acts of impropriety in land distribution, favouring the African community. 

Dear Editor, The CCJ has delivered its judgment. The no-confidence motion in the parliament has been validly passed – 33 and not 34 is the majority of 65.

Dear Editor, I have come to associate serial deception as part of the political games played recklessly and injuriously in this country.

Dear Editor, June 30th marking the end of Pride Month around the world doesn’t mean that we the people of the queer community cease to celebrate our lives or portray our individuality as proud, prideful people, present and ready to make our mark in the world.

Dear Editor, The Guyana United Artists (GUA) would like to congratulate the Guyana Visual Arts Committee for another successful Guyana Visual Arts Competition (GVAC) 2019.

Following the exposure in the media of alleged police corruption in ‘B’ Division, Crime Chief Lyndon Alves has been sent on administrative leave to facilitate an investigation.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force notes with concern the recent flurry of articles in the media aimed at the administration of the organization.

Dear Editor, Section 7 of Article 106 and Section 2 of Article 164, both of the Constitution of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, make reference to what is possible with “the votes of not less than two-thirds of all elected members of the National Assembly.” 

Dear Editor, It is coming up to two weeks since the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) made its definitive rulings – James Patterson was an illegal Chairman of GECOM, the No-Confidence Motion of December 21, 2018 was valid, the government was resigned by the parliament as of that date (it was not an option), the elections were supposed to be held by March 21st, 2019 and, therefore, the government stands illegal today.

Dear Editor, There are happenings in our coalition government that sometimes give rise to discomfort and warrant criticism.

Dear Editor, If one is to study the work plan from the 2011 Elections, it reveals an important point.