Dear Editor,
In a recent press conference, Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo made a statement that has sparked considerable debate: the assertion that restricting Chinese businesses in Guyana would amount to discrimination based on nationality.
In December last year the opposition asked in Parliament that the Minister of Home Affairs give a breakdown of the number of Venezuelan migrants in each region.
Dear Editor,
Under the leadership of Clifton Hicken, the Guyana Police Force has descended into chaos and corruption, representing the absolute worst of law enforcement failures.
Dear Editor,
When will senior government officials and others stop disrespecting one of our Symbols of Nationhood – The Golden Arrowhead, our National Flag?
Dear Editor,
I wish to shed light on an overlooked aspect of Guyanese history, particularly the relationship between Forbes Burnham, the former leader of the People’s National Congress (PNC), and Dr.
Dear Editor,
I have been putting some more nuts and bolts on the ‘Building Our Dream Guyana’ National Economic and Social Development Plan, as such this letter will focus on Agriculture, Green Economy, Blue Economy, and some steps to reduce the high cost of living.
On Sunday, September 22, 2024, at about 5.17 pm, Commander of Regional Police Division #1 Superintendent Krishna Ramana, ASP Kooldeep, Corporal Pachai, and Constable Fredrick were on mobile patrol along the Pakera road in Matthews Ridge, North West District, when they stopped a Black Toyota Fielder Wagon vehicle with registration number PAH 4429.
Dear Editor,
I refer to a letter captioned, ‘Let’s feel good about what we are getting from our oil’ written by His Excellency Samuel Hinds, Ambassador, Former Prime Minister, and Former Acting Preisident of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana.
Dear Editor,
I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Ministry of Agriculture for its unwavering commitment to the agricultural sector, particularly with the recent commissioning of agro-processing facilities at White Water and Kumaka in Region One.
Dear Editor,
From time immemorial, Guyanese have benefited from one person, Rex McKay, providing education and upliftment via his Channel Seven Television programmes.