$3.2B cash grant initiative: Parents denounce APNU’s Coretta McDonald saying grant “wasting money”
Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) General Secretary Coretta McDonald is coming in for major criticism having labelled Government’s $3.2 billion cash grant initiative for public...
Letter: Suicide: not a personal tragedy, but a societal problem
Dear Editor,
The report that a young woman, Ashana Sikandar, 21, of Number 71 Village Corentyne, Berbice, died by suicide in the room shared by...
Letter: Mohamed’s Enterprise is multifaceted
Dear Editor,
It is a really painful thing when I see certain particular elements making some of the most ludicrous remarks, condemnation and critiques against...
Letter: Coalition politics and PNCR power struggle
Dear Editor,
The sudden resignation of Simona Broomes from the PNCR party because of what she claims to be, the absence of “systems, and consultation”...
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: Strengthening laws governing drunk driving is most welcome
Dear Editor,
The strengthening of the laws governing vehicular homicides and drunk driving is most welcome. It is a piece of legislation that was long...
Letter: Ramjattan continues to regurgitate shameful narratives
Dear Editor,
On July 19, 2022, the local media reported that AFC Leader Mr Khemraj Ramjattan, in speaking on the sugar industry, among other things,...
Letter: True story of vendors who were blocking hospital’s entrance
Dear Editor,
The clearing of the roadway leading to the Public Hospital has been given a racist spin by the PNC and its supporters, like...
Letter: Remembering things that changed our lives
Dear Editor,
As a young man growing up in Sophia, a community that was heavily populated and dominated by children whose life were much different...
Letter: Pres. Ali, PM Phillips confident ICJ will settle Venezuela border controversy peacefully
Dear Editor,
Recently, President Dr Ali and Prime Minister Brigadier Mark Phillips have been preoccupied with addressing the border controversy and briefing the opposition on...