Opinion

Dear Editor, The GAWU saw in several sections of the media reports regarding the status of the $30B bond that was secured by the National Industrial and Commercial Investments Limited (NICIL) to re-capitalise the estates under the stewardship of the Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc (GuySuCo).

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NIS is worth the sacrifice

Dear Editor, The National Insurance Scheme (NIS) became a financial entity under the Financial Act in September, 1969 under the Forbes Burnham-led People’s National Congress (PNC) government.

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A practical perspective on the traffic problem

Dear Editor, Ms Alleyne’s letter `Practice of constructing highways in populous built-up areas must end’ SN June 5 2019, was practical and offered a perspective that needs serious examination and evaluation.

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Eye-pass from CPL

Dear Editor, Now that they have announced that the 2019 CPL finals will once again be held in Trinidad & Tobago for the 3rd consecutive year, they may as well give the champions trophy to the Trinidad & Tobago Knight Riders.

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Country needs no more advice on corruption, it needs quality enforcers

Dear Editor, I refer to the article titled, “Commonwealth to assist member states in stamping out corruption” (SN June 6).

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Persons have also been paid in lieu of terminal leave

Dear Editor, Reference is being made to E.B. John’s letter `Issue surrounding VC was specifically about ‘terminal leave’ as distinct from paid annual leave’ (SN 5th June 2019).

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The Prime Minister and the Board

Since the era of Forbes Burnham, the Guyana Chronicle has never succeeded in unshackling itself from the political forces of the day.

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UG unions have a moral obligation to debunk Lewis’s statement on my involvement

Dear Editor, I have consistently made two points in my exchanges with Lincoln Lewis.

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Steel-pan stalwarts passed on unheralded

Dear Editor, I suppose I should share a little of the blame for not hearing or knowing that two of Guyana’s expert pannists had passed away.

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Increasing amount of rubbish being dumped in Essequibo River by Bartica community

Dear Editor, I am on the Essequibo River almost every weekend on my boat between Parika and Bartica, visiting my resort near to Bartica.

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Gov’t should seriously revisit decision to close down the sugar estates

Dear Editor, The continuing spat between the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) and the Special Purpose Unit (SPU) would have been laughable were it not for the disastrous consequences it could have for the future of the sugar industry and for that matter the economy as a whole.

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Reckless to be walking with a child among moving vehicles

Dear Editor, My condolences to the grieving family of seven-year-old Ciara Benjamin who recently met her demise on the East Bank highway.

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Unwarranted assumptions, foregone conclusions

Dear Editor, When I read an article published recently in one of the daily newspapers which contained comments by Dr.

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We must use Andaiye’s examples as the cornerstone of our own efforts at improving lives of people

Dear Editor, A bright star has been eclipsed. When a comrade falls in the struggle, whether it is as the result of natural causes or otherwise, it is an unwelcome moment, and one for deep reflection, particularly when that comrade has had a profound influence on shaping one’s individual politics and life.

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Kissoon is still bearing the angst of his services being terminated

Dear Editor, Reference is being made to Frederick Kissoon’s letter, `Ludicrous for Lewis to say that I am behind industrial dispute at UG’ (SN, 4th June 2019).

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