How the overwhelming unemployment problem could be tackled
Dear Editor, We have an overwhelming unemployment problem. This feeds into boredom, poverty and crime, and the crime situation dominates all aspects of our lives.
Dear Editor, We have an overwhelming unemployment problem. This feeds into boredom, poverty and crime, and the crime situation dominates all aspects of our lives.
Dear Editor, I am a resident of Sea View, Stewartville, West Coast Demerara.
Dear Editor, Charrandass Persaud’s vote in support of the Opposition-sponsored No Confidence Motion (NCM) has not only created legal turmoil in Guyana but has also exposed the flaws of the Cummingsburg Accord, a factor that could hinder any of the new, emerging political parties from forming a coalition with either of the two major parties in the future, as long as the current constitution prevails.
Dear Editor, Once again, Guyana seems to have come to the crossroad.
Dear Editor, In his letter published in the Stabroek News of January 15, 2019, Mr.
Dear Editor, Shortly after the 2016 US Presidential elections I wrote about the “startling rise in the unscrupulous manipulation of people’s emotions by very savvy media operators” (Stabroek News 11.11.16).
Dear Editor, The formation of new political parties in Guyana in the run-up to anticipated General and Regional elections is most interesting.
Dear Editor, SN’s Editorial of Friday 4 January, 2019 on ‘A Modernised GPOC’ should have been followed immediately with a very substantive question mark (?),
Last Friday, the wives and girlfriends of the members of that long suffering group, the West Indies Test Cricket Fan Club, had to endure an annual ritual which coincided with the arrival of the sixteenth English Test team in Barbados.
Dear Editor, One good thing that will come as a result of the confidence vote is the Court’s ruling on Article 155(1)(a) which addresses dual citizens sitting in the National Assembly.
Dear Editor, In response to the appeal of the new city Mayor, Pandit Ubraj Narine, for residents to work with the City Council and to bring our specific needs to their attention, I wish to speak yet again as one of the long-suffering residents of Queenstown of the ear-splitting and illegal noise nuisance that is Mashramani and the newly founded Carnival in May.
Dear Editor, I learned with much intrigue by way of the Sunday, January 13, 2019 edition of the Kaieteur News that the Steering Committee of A New and United Guyana (ANUG) has recruited the membership of an individual named Kian Jabour.
Dear Editor, There will be a total eclipse of the Moon after midnight next Sunday-Monday Jan 20-21.
Dear Editor, I read the front page coverage of your December 17th 2018 newspaper with the caption `SASOD’s 15th Anniversary’.
Dear Editor, I wish to share an aspect of the work done at the University of Guyana in this public space.
Dear Editor, On the 21 December 2018, the APNU+AFC Coalition Government was defeated by a No Confidence Motion moved by the Opposition, PPP/C in the National Assembly.
Dear Editor, Since the publication of the letter I wrote in the Stabroek News on 10 January, 2019 and titled ‘Proposed Members of new ‘One Party’ Government from 2019 – 2023’, much discussion was generated and many persons are asking how would a ‘One Party’ Government be possible when our Constitution does not allow for such; since it states that the government is formed on the basis of the results of Elections and also to ensure that the process is democratic.
Dear Editor, On Saturday January 13, 2019 I bought some toys for my toddler at a city bookstore.
Dear Editor, I wish to take the opportunity to thank you for providing space for Guyanese citizens to highlight issues of concerns, which are at times utilized by the Government, the Private Sector, Authorities and various Commissions.
Dear Editor, Somebody made the case the other day of how well-qualified is a candidate for leader of this country.
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