LETTER: Response to “vulgarian” comment by President Granger
Dear Editor,
So the President used an unusual word, “vulgarian”, dating back to the 1640-50s, to describe the PPPC’s protest in the Parliament Chambers during...
LETTER: You need not be bystanders in this struggle for true freedom
Dear Editor,
The origin of the word “STOP” is from old English, which related to the phrase “to block up” or the German word “stofen”...
LETTER: Promoting progressive, profitable work
Dear Editor,
The traditional concept of a ‘job’ for life with a particular company or organisation has been changing in the world of work and...
Letter: The cart has clearly been put before the horse
Dear Editor,
Head of the Sugar Special Purpose Unit (SPU), through a press statement, advised that the body was seeking to engage a reputable firm...
LETTER: Guyanese need to make the change now!
Dear Editor:
I have lived long enough to know that my younger generation needs to be left with a legacy that I (and they), should...
LETTER: The M&CC seems to be out of control
Dear Editor,
The paradoxes, contradictions and discrepancies of the Georgetown Municipality are just simply mind-boggling, unbelievable and outrageous. It is one thing for the Government...
LETTER: Opposition has rightfully challenged the President’s power on GECOM appointment
Dear Editor,
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has rightfully challenged the President’s power to make a unilateral appointment. The President has seemingly violated the spirit...
LETTER: Majority of Guyanese view the President’s decision as a rejection of democratic norms
Dear Editor,
In the face of an encroaching dictatorship, there is no place for subtleness and diplomacy; the time for political correctness has elapsed.
From my...
Letter: ‘Patience has its limits’
Dear Editor,
The poorly-paid teachers of this country are now being asked by the Prime Minister to exercise ‘patience’. A quality which was seriously lacking...
Letter: We have to be responsible, civil & intelligent in our discourses
The Editor,
I am compelled by every decent fibre in my consciousness to express outrage, disbelief and utter frustration that the discourse which surrounds the...
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