Dear Editor, In my recent letters, I spoke about the experience afforded to me since the change of political administration in 2015 to participate in local government elections.
Dear Editor, When I was a little boy growing up, one of the adored bed-time stories that my grandmother often read to me was that of ‘the Lion and the Mouse’.
Dear Editor, Reference is made to your editorial `No-confidence vote’ (Dec 23) and news items (Dec 22 and 24) reporting on the remarks of President Granger and Prime Minister Nagamootoo to abide by the rules stipulated in the Burnham constitution when a government loses a motion of confidence.
Dear Editor, I write with reference to Mr. Sherwood Lowe’s letter, `Personal conscience irrelevant in no-confidence motion’ (SN Dec.
Dear Editor, If the logic of those who believe 34 votes were required for the no-confidence motion to be legal is followed because 33 votes is really only half the House after rounding up, presumably the Government is also illegal as it has never had a proper majority (34 votes being a majority according to the same people).
Dear Editor, Since the formation of A New and United Guyana (ANUG) was announced, some have enquired ‘he been deh (a minister) so long what he ever do?’
Dear Editor, It is party time. No, not Christmas time. Or PNC or PPP or AFC time.
Dear Editor, As many will remember, in April 2017 the Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana, Professor Ivelaw Griffith took to the media claiming that UG staff have been stealing millions from the campus.
Dear Editor, The recent tabling and success of a motion of no-confidence by the opposition in Parliament took much of the nation, the diaspora, and the international community by surprise.
Dear Editor, Call me simple but I understand the democratic process as: a.
Dear Editor, After the historic voting ended regarding the no-confidence motion, Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo said the voting process was “open and transparent” and “that is how democracy works and we are fully committed to the rule of law.”
Dear Editor During the past period I was verbally abused for not criticizing the Coalition Government for wrongdoings and there were indeed many.
This is the time of the year when giving is at its peak.
With the fractured political climate that exists in Guyana, it becomes extremely important that common ground is actively pursued, concretised and expressed in the form of policies through the National Assembly.
Dear Editor, As I pen this letter I am sure the area of South Ruimveldt Gardens is a residential zone, which is subject to noise restrictions.
Dear Editor, I refer to the Paul Harris business cartoon a few days ago, entitled `Melly Clismas’ which takes a shot at one of our national communities.
Dear Editor, The country has predictably been set into uproar because of the decision made by Alliance For Change Parliamentarian Charrandas Persaud to side with the opposition in bringing a no confidence motion against the Government of Guyana.
Dear Editor, I am aware that APNU+AFC are busy licking their wounds right now.
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