Letter: President Ali’s plan to engage teachers directly will be opposed by union
Dear Editor,
A few days ago, President Dr. Irfaan Ali announced his intention to meet with the nation’s teachers in order to discuss salary adjustments...
Letter: Attempting to defend the unjustifiable actions of Forbes Burnham
Dear Editor,
A reading of the Venezuelan submission to the ICJ (28.11.2019) reveals the almost total dependence of Venezuela’s claim on the fact that the...
LETTER: An appeal to all patriotic Government Ministers… Put Guyana First!
Even with a small population as ours, the chance of one becoming a Member of Parliament is either slim or none. But if you’re...
LETTER: Guyana’s patrimony belongs to ALL Guyanese
Dear Editor,
The revelations by Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo — about the allocation of land to certain Government functionaries — are startling, and the responses...
LETTER: Jagdeo’s leadership in fighting electoral voter fraud is exemplary
Dear Editor,
The PPP General Secretary (leader) has been praised for outstanding leadership in handling boldfaced attempts at electoral fraud in the vote count post...
LETTER: Joseph Harmon’s first step out of the box is a tumble
Dear Editor,
Joseph Harmon’s letter to the international community, informing of APNU’s intention to file two election petitions, provides insight to the mind of the...
Letter: Continuing to ignore each other is just spinning top in mud
Dear Editor,
The present strategy of the PPP and the PNC seems to suggest that if they concentrate hard enough on ignoring each other, then,...
Letter: Slowe must explain dilatory nature of resort to besmirching President Ali
Dear Editor,
President Dr Irfaan Ali is ‘spot on.’ He was so right when he stated, “I find it convenient and opportunistic that Mr Paul...
Letter: The worst Opposition ever
Dear Editor,
Dr Rouf Ahmad Bhat wrote in the introduction to his Paper titled ‘Role of Opposition Party in Democracy’ (the International Journal of Science...
Letter: We are just putting an entire nation at risk
Dear Editor,
Let me begin by commending the Government of Guyana and the Minister of Health for their efforts thus far in managing the COVID-19...
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See full statement from the Environmental Protection Agency:
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Speaking to...
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See full statement from the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD):
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