Opinion

In an age of growing e-commerce and increased internet-based communications, the local postal service, the Guyana Post Office Corporation (GPOC), remains a vital institution serving communities across the country, no matter how small or remote.

Dear Editor, In my letter of December 29, 2018, I focused on the interpretation given by Attorney-at-Law Mr.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Chronicle headline of Tuesday, first day of January, 2019 was astonishing, proclaiming that the passage of the No-Confidence Motion was nothing. 

Dear Editor, I am constrained to draw to the attention of interested persons the provisions of Article 64 of the Guyana Constitution which apparently have escaped the attention of competent authorities.

Dear Editor, I have witnessed the controversy over the issue of majority votes in the National Assembly of Guyana.

Dear Editor, I was not  surprised to learn of a new political party being formed.

Dear Editor, It is almost 2 weeks into that 90-day period!

Dear Editor, When I was a child growing up in the late 1980s in the tiny Georgetown community of Tucville Terrace, there was the eldest son of a man we called Palla Walla, a young boy, mid-teens, known for his insanity, for his wild ideas and stupendously false facts.

Dear Editor, The job of an Attorney General the world over, is to uphold the law and the constitution.

It may be that the final figures will be tweaked a bit, but it is estimated that for Christmas 2018, shoppers in the United States spent roughly US$1 trillion, while those in the United Kingdom spent over £2 billion.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article `Speaker erred in ruling no-confidence motion passed – to AG says’ published in the Stabroek News of Monday, 31 December in which a claim is made by Attorney General Basil Williams that the difference in wording between articles 168 and 106(6) had an effect on whether the majority vote should be 34 votes as opposed to 33 votes.

Dear Editor, Regardless of where you stand on it, the Charrandas Persaud episode is done.

Dear Editor, The United Republican Party notes with serious concern the current action of the coalition APNU+AFC government to defy the will of the parliament which on December 21 approved the no confidence motion brought by the Opposition Leader.

Dear Editor, The Mayor and Councillors of the City of Georgetown expresses grave dissatisfaction at how vendors and patrons of social activities would have left the state of several streets in the city.

Dear Editor, I am shocked, saddened, stunned that persons would use our national State newspaper, the Guyana Chronicle, to publish a report in its December 30th edition `Shuman shunned …leaves trail of division, controversy in St Cuthbert’s Mission’ on myself that is false, malicious, slanderous, libelous, scandalous and mischievous.

Dear Editor, Since the passage of the No-Confidence Vote in Parliament on December 21, 2018, there have been many persons calling for elections to be held in 90 days.

Dear Editor, Commonsensically we as citizens must accept the reality of the latest debacle in our public management system – the almost inevitable result of a fractured political psyche.

Dear Editor, Over the past week, there has been an eruption of views regarding the Parliamentary No-confidence Motion and with it, the ugly face of tribalism, racism and disunity.