LETTER: Something amiss regarding the licensing of health facilities in Guyana
Dear Editor:
How many health care facilities in Guyana are presently licensed? To my amazement, I discovered that only two healthcare facilities in Guyana operate...
Letters: A case of too little too late
Dear Editor,
An announcement on Friday November 2nd , 2018 by the Regional Executive Officer (ag) , and former RDC chairman, Mr. Knights, of RDC...
LETTER: President challenges “Dead Meat” AFC to show electoral worth at upcoming LGE
President David Grange, leader of PNC and APNU enjoys a wise decision on separate local government election for the AFC. This is a challenge...
Letter: Special Audit needed for works done on select roads
Dear Editor,
Guyanese must benefit when their tax dollars are being expended. There must be value for money. While meeting the public at the Office...
Letter: Jordan’s propaganda cannot fool sugar workers
Dear Editor,
The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers (GAWU) saw in the October 18 dailies a full page advertisement by the Ministry of Finance informing...
LETTER: Rushed and poorly prepared cases by SOCU are being directed by a political...
Dear Editor,
My attention was drawn to an article published in a section of the media on October 3, 2018, headlined “Too much time being...
LETTER: President Granger should seek to engage communities affected by the closure of sugar...
From reports appearing in several sections of the media, our Union, and more so thousands of jobless sugar workers, learnt that President David Granger...
Letter: Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration: Principles and Practice
Dear Editor,
In the field of industrial relations, effective means of settlement of labour disputes have evolved through third party interventions, namely conciliation/mediation, adjudication by...
Letters: Government sugar policy not clear at all
Dear Editor,
As the GAWU is finalizing its preparations for its one-day conference entitled “Sugar – too big to fail” on September 04, 2018, our...
Letter: The Guyana Amazon Warriors have contributed so much to our national development
Dear Editor,
After being at Providence , I wish to point out the seminal contribution the Guyana Amazon Warriors are making to our national development.
First...
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No-confidence cases: Submissions filed in the High Court
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Letter: If GECOM cannot cope then the staff should be replaced
Dear Editor,
I want to throw this out there - does it make sense that on one hand the constitution, which is the supreme law...
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EYEWITNESS: Dragging their feet…
…but digging their grave
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