Opinion

Dear Editor, I rarely find grounds for agreement on most matters with the Hon.

Dear Editor, While the ruling was respected, it was not accepted. 

It is clear from all the exposés about what goes on in the current White House, that as far as President Donald Trump is concerned, loyalty trumps everything.

Dear Editor, The frequency with which the issue of police corruption has/is  been  addressed at training courses, by letter writers, and editors of the various dailies in Guyana, indicates widespread consciousness of its disturbing presence.

Dear Editor, I write concerning the advice by the Canadian Government, through their office in Port of Spain telling the PPP/C Presidential Candidate, Irfaan Ali, not to travel to Canada this weekend.

Dear Editor,  Yesterday I attended the official launch of United Nations World Inter-Faith Harmony Week 2019 at the National Cultural Centre.

Dear Editor, The vote on December 21 has thrust the issue of General and Regional elections into the spotlight.

Dear Editor, I feel a greater sense of pride today being Guyanese.

Announcing the end of Mexico’s 13-year drug war, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters yesterday that “The main purpose of the government is to guarantee public safety … What we want is security, to reduce the daily number of homicides.”

Dear Editor, As promised, I now respond to Dr. Jan Mangal’s comments on the question of the Exxon contracts.

Dear Editor, In the aftermath of December 21st, government ministers have suddenly grown a conscience and empathy for sections of the population.

Dear Editor, Why is it that all the parties involved are substantively misdirecting themselves?

Dear Editor, The sudden resignation of Sheronie James, Deputy Head at SOCU ostensibly for reasons linked to her failure to produce her qualifications is shocking.

Dear Editor, It is one thing to be declared persona non grata by an undemocratic country. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) is of the opinion that the ruling yesterday by acting Chief Justice Roxane George-Wiltshire on the validity of the Confidence vote, dual citizenship and what constitutes a majority is predicated by the evidence presented since it is not the Justice’s prerogative to weigh in on any side. 

The death of three young children, being cancer patients at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) has once more starkly thrust that hospital into the limelight of public scrutiny, creating serious public interest in the outcome of a promised investigation into the three deaths which occurred over a matter of mere hours and days.

Dear Editor, Individuals and organizations, including the Opposition People’s Progressive Party (PPP), are demanding there be an independent investigation in the deaths of three children at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).