Opinion

Dear Editor, Last Saturday, while on a brief trip to New York, I appeared on a televised town hall style debate moderated by Mr.

Dear Editor, I am delighted that “The Green Book” won the Oscar for the Best Picture at the Academy Awards and that Mahershala Ali took home the Best Supporting Actor prize for his portrayal of the African American classical and jazz pianist and composer Dr Don Shirley.

Dear Editor, The media recently featured aspects of the Bertram Collins College at Ogle which sent me down memory lane: I was reminded of the ‘master strokes’ played by the iconic Harold B.

Dear Editor, Larry John Adams, is a 20-year old former student of School of the Nations.

Dear Editor,        I was saddened by the news of the recent passing of Isahak Bashir.

The 91st Academy Awards which were presented last Sunday has stirred the usual heated debates over ‘who won and who should have won’ in the respective categories, the most heated of which has centred on the winner in the Best Film category, The Green Book.

Dear Editor, Once again, the GAWU cannot allow the patent falsehoods of Vice President and Minister of Public Security and AFC Chairman, Mr Khemraj Ramjattan to be left unanswered lest his remarks related to sugar be considered truthful.

Dear Editor, We the residents of De Veldt and Gaetroy of the Berbice River would like to bring to your attention a matter of dire importance to our communities.

Dear Editor,  I would like to refer to an article captioned, ‘Nations student gets three years for trafficking ecstasy’ in the February 23, 2019 edition of Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, Yesterday at a Statutory meeting of the City Council, the councillors unanimously decided that the ambassador’s grant for the repair of the Stabroek Market clock would be returned to the United States Embassy.

Dear Editor, Mashramani has come and gone and you will be surprised to learn that, for me, it was an extremely peaceful day.

Dear Editor, I was humbled to be called upon to moderate a show on the information superhighway by a global company called GLOBESPAN 24×7. 

Dear Editor, I crave your indulgence of allowing me some space within your newspaper to share my views on the Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programme in Guyana.

The statement of Sunday, February 24th by the Guyana Bauxite & General Workers Union (GB&GWU) addresses once again the unceasing contempt of the Russian managers of BCGI as much for Guyana as a sovereign state as for the country’s industrial relations laws, not least those that have to do with the rights of workers.

Dear Editor, As I keep insisting, the Cold War has been warmed over and it is up and running at more than a pedestrian pace. 

Dear Editor, Over the past weeks, we have seen an increasingly alarming trend in Guyana.

Dear Editor, As a student of life (an admittedly terrible one), I am always fascinated at the way the world turns. 

Dear Editor, CPIC Monique’s Helping Hands, and Guyanese Women Roundtable (GWR) will host a forum aimed at allowing women throughout the country a platform to address issues affecting them.

Dear Editor, The contretemps in Court a few days ago between Justice of Appeal Rishi Persaud and Attorney General (AG) Basil Williams would, to the layman, appear trivial but for others they would be flummoxed.