Letter: The real reason behind Granger’s ouster from the PNC
Dear Editor,
The real reason behind Granger’s ouster, and should I say the other old guards, from the PNC party can be ascribed to two...
Letter: The Government sets its own agenda, not the PNC Opposition!
Dear Editor,
March 2020 has been a watershed year for Guyana in more ways than one, first, it represented a restoration of democracy and secondly,...
Letter: Depressing to do business with GRO
Dear Editor,
I quote His Excellency Dr Irfan Ali, “It is we as a people who must change our attitudes, culture and values”. With this...
Letter: Rampant APNU/AFC corruption being exposed at PAC
Dear Editor,
The rampant corruption that occurred under the A Partnership for National Unity and Alliance for Change administration was brought to an end in...
Letter: Cecil Kennard was truly extraordinary
Dear Editor,
As we should all be aware by now, Former Chancellor of the Judiciary, Justice Cecil Kennard passed away on Saturday morning. I write...
Letter: Good riddance, no love lost
Dear Editor,
The people of Guyana will no longer be seeing the infamous Joseph Harmon within the corridors of the National Assembly. This former Opposition...
Letter: Could the PNC put its house in order?
Dear Editor,
It is like a horror movie that keeps haunting your memory everywhere you turn; I am speaking of the PNC and its surrogates...
Letter: Frequency of Pomeroon flooding is frightening
Dear Editor,
In a letter to the editor on the referenced subject on March 1, Ms Gildharie pleaded for assistance from the Government to provide...
Letter: How can Mayor & Councillors approve payments for Royston King?
Dear Editor,
In light of the recent and blindsiding revelation that the Government and people of Guyana have been slapped with a United States $100...
Letter: The final call still lies with the Govt of the day
Dear Editor,
Some people in Guyana can change their views and opinions by the blink of an eye. I have been following the opinion of...
Recent Articles
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A mother and her three children are now homeless after their Number 60 Village, Corentyne, Berbice home went up in flames.
The woman had to...
Letter: The never-ending saga of street vending in Georgetown
Dear Editor,
There is a court order, or mandamus, demanding the removal of vendors and their belongings from the pavement and environs of the city...
Routledge affirms ExxonMobil not responsible for GtE project delays
ExxonMobil has made it clear that it is not responsible for the delays that Gas-to-Energy contractor Lindsayca CH4 cited to justify taking the government...
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Even as the government is building out an ecosystem where every citizen prospers, President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali revealed that his government is examining...
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The incident occurred...
No progress without the working-class – GAWU
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With the recent acquisition of a cutting-edge crime scene vehicle, the Guyana Police Force has taken a monumental step towards fortifying its crime-solving prowess.
This...
Opposition’s case to remove Jagdeo from Parliament “premature” – Nandlall
Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall on Tuesday criticised legal action filed by Opposition Members of Parliament to remove Vice President...
$4.1B money laundering case against father, son discharged
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