Letter: It is a political strike
Dear Editor,
On December 12th, I wrote a letter captioned ‘Another political twist’, in which I called attention to the fact that the Opposition is...
Letter: Did the APNU+AFC have a “comprehensive agriculture plan” when they were in Govt?
Dear Editor,
This year’s budgetary debates were quite an entertainment, especially from the Opposition side of the house. I sat there listening attentively to the...
Letter: Dr. Paloma Mohamed-Martin’s track record speaks for itself
Dear Editor,
UG Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Paloma Mohamed-Martin’s track record speaks for itself. However, the sniping that has reared its ugly head must know...
Letter: Stop irrational use of anti-biotics and save the future generation
Dear Editor,
Antibiotics provide some of the best examples of progress in modern medicine. Many infections that were once considered incurable and fatal can now...
Letter: ‘Same old same old’ at City Hall
Dear Editor,
It is a new year, but it seems to be the ‘same old same old’ at City Hall in Georgetown.
Why are property owners...
Letter: Give non-NIS pensioners an additional ex-gratia payment
Dear Editor,
There are several positives about the new budget. Almost every budget item has increased. With increases in the budget, there will also be...
Letter: Granger has political responsibility, moral obligation to account for his Govt’s failures
Dear Editor,
Former President David Granger resurfaced this week to complain that the high cost of food is hurting Guyanese, and the entire situation is...
Letter: Consider replacing current representation of our majestic Harpy Eagle
Dear Editor,
I would like to respectfully ask the powers that be to strongly consider replacing the current representation of our majestic Harpy Eagle at...
Letter: Exposing APNU/AFC’s broken promises on UG tuition fees
Dear Editor,
In the past few days, both the President and the Vice-President confirmed the Government’s unwavering commitment to educational advancement by reintroducing free tuition...
Letter: Freedom of speech gives no one the right to malign people’s character
Dear Editor,
A small band of the usual suspects, doomsday activists, are on a mission, not for the first time, to gag Bharrat Jagdeo, Guyana’s...
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