Dear Editor, Each time there is a sitting of the National Assembly, I would habitually take a walk to Demico House across the street, and to parts of Stabroek Market to interact with vendors and labourers during the lunch-break.
Dear Editor, In order not to add fuel to the fire that rose up after the Charrandas Persaud no confidence vote, I chose to remain silent on a few things that have been in the public domain, including commentary on my own actions.
Dear Editor, The United States Supreme Court, in King v. Burwell, a recent case about what is commonly called “Obamacare,” in a decision written by the Chief Justice of that Court, Mr.
Dear Editor, The collapse of the Granger administration has become a fascinating show; faced with a no-confidence motion they publicly emasculated the role of the Speaker of the House by asserting that it is Government and not the Speaker, who sets the date for the hearing of the motion.
The course of changing government in Guyana never did run smooth, and true to form we now find ourselves in the middle of another political transition muddle, this time of a possible legal variety.
Dear Editor, I had the benefit of working with Mr. Nigel Hughes in the libel case brought by Freddie Kissoon against former President Bharrat Jagdeo in which Mr.
Dear Editor, Government needs to stop the masquerade games and accept the fact that it lost a no confidence motion in the Parliament.
Dear Editor, I shall be very grateful for the opportunity to respond to the comments made by Mr.
Dear Editor, I suspect that the primary reason why the people of Grenada and Antigua & Barbuda voted on 6th November 2018 not to accept the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as their highest national Court of Appeal is because – fundamentally – most of our people do not really know much about the Caribbean Court of Justice!
Dear Editor, I wish to refer to the Guyana Times article of 28th December, 2018, captioned `No-confidence vote certified, will not be reviewed – Clerk of House’ and to state that the excerpt of the article which refers to the Clerk is erroneous and misleading to the public.
Dear Editor, Be it resolved that cricketers will be encouraged and facilitated in maximizing their income potential.
Dear Editor, While the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) is moving apace with the installation of Artificial Turf, at Providence, East Bank Demerara, compliments of the FIFA-funded training facility, in the nation’s capital of Georgetown, the country’s oldest football club, Georgetown Football Club (GFC), possibly the oldest in the English-speaking Caribbean; is also moving steadfastly with its ongoing rehabilitation drive.
Dear Editor, As we are in the second half of December, when everything feels festive and special and I get a break from my usual day-to-day routine, it’s a perfect time for me to reflect and look back on everything I have experienced, discovered and achieved during the last 12 months.
Dear Editor, In a sitting of the Guyana Parliament on Friday, December 21, 2018, 33 out of the 65 Parliamentarians voted to bring down the Granger-led APNU+AFC Government.
Dear Editor, The Mayor and Councillors of the City of Georgetown wishes to thank all those property owners who have honoured their civic obligation in 2018.
Dear Editor, The international community is decidedly silent on the machinations of the administration to defy the constitution and thwart the outcome of the no-confidence motion.
As this year draws to a close, America’s volatile stock market seems a fitting image for our likely future.
Dear Editor, I wish to refer to the Stabroek News article of Thursday, 27th December, 2018, where Mr.
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