Opinion

Dear Editor, The spectre of delaying tactics reminiscent of the Cunctator is haunting Guyana.

Just around  the same time last week when the Department of Energy was preparing to break the news of ExxonMobil’s eleventh and twelfth oil discoveries offshore Guyana,  prosecutors  in Geneva were winding down a two-year-old money laundering inquiry involving  the eldest son of Equatorial Guinea’s President Teodoro Obiang Nugema Mbasogo, Africa’s longest serving ruler.

Dear Editor, It is now over two weeks since the shooting at my house.

Dear Editor, The Epilepsy Foundation of Guyana (EFG) will be observing International Epilepsy Day today and we wish to extend greetings to all those in Guyana who live with epilepsy or have a loved one who is affected by epilepsy or seizures, or what is commonly known as ‘Fits’ in our country.

Dear Editor, More than two years have passed since the robbery on November 9, 2016 at the Rohees’ place of residence at Eccles on the East Bank of Demerara.

Dear Editor, Vocal public advocacy for a cause or political party has an upside rarely talked about; it brings you into contact with many who share similar views and passion.

Dear Editor, I write to thank and compliment Mr Statia for his letter of explanation on the ASYCUDA system.

Friday’s press conference called by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) was further evidence that this high constitutional body has allowed itself to be subverted by the government with the express intention of delaying general elections and further thrusting the country towards a constitutional crisis.

Dear Editor, I am not astonished at the Guyana Elections Commission’s (GECOM) position regarding its constitutional mandate to be prepared for, and be ready to conduct elections.

Dear Editor, I was going through last week’s Sunday Stabroek and an article pertaining to bids for the new Demerara Harbour bridge caught my attention.

Dear Editor, I observe that many Guyanese still like to bury their heads in the sand in true ostrich-like fashion. 

Dear Editor, I would like to bring to the attention of the Minister of Public Security and the Commissioner of Police, the actions of ranks stationed at the Annai police station in the North Rupununi, which, in my opinion, border on the illegal and unlawful.

After all the expectations generated by the promises of the 2015 campaign, and the hope that some tinkering, at least, would be done on the Constitution to make our political world a little less stressful, here we are again, back to square one.

Dear Editor, I wish to be pellucid at the onset of this commentary which I believe is extremely important at this juncture.

Dear Editor, Today marks eighty-seven days since the PPP/C tabled its No Confidence Motion and fifty days since it was passed, the Government defeated, Cabinet including the President ceased to exist, and the imposition of a ninety days deadline for the Government to hold fresh elections, unless extended by a two-thirds vote of the National Assembly.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Revenue Authority notes the concerns recently expressed by Mr.

Dear Editor, I am puzzled by a “handed-down” decision by GTT and have tried to obtain, in vain, from GTT, a rational explanation for the following situation.