Letter: We must do better and distance ourselves from Jonestown
Dear Editor,
I saw the recent article on the Jonestown Tour. With all of the wealth coming into the country is this really necessary. Guyana...
Letter: Benefits from Modi’s Visit
Dear Editor,
A monetary value can’t be placed on the trip. Guyana expended on security and entertainment and local transport and probably received more (in...
Letter: Massive reforms needed in the auto insurance industry
Dear Editor,
It is time for the Government regulatory bodies to step in and rein in the insurance industry. On the one hand, while commercial...
Letter: PPP/C Govt committed to fixing broken power system left behind by APNU+AFC
Dear Editor:
It is astonishing, though not entirely surprising, that David Patterson, who presided over the catastrophic mismanagement of Guyana’s power sector in the APNU+AFC...
Letter: ‘No’ to electronics and biometrics in 2025 Guyana elections
Dear Editor,
Just recently, Anil Nandlall, AG and Minister of Legal Affairs, succinctly and definitively commented that “They (the PNC especially), will do everything within...
Letter: Questions for Nigel Hughes
Dear Editor,
Nigel Hughes has been getting lots of attention recently. As next year rolls around, however, and as the nation begins to focus on...
Letter: Is it the political purpose of APNU/AFC to delay case before next elections?
Dear Editor,
It is almost five years since the March 2nd, 2020 General and Regional Elections were held, yet those persons alleged to have been...
Letter: Strengthen ties with India for progress and development
Dear Editor,
While geographically far way, the Caribbean region is extremely important for India, a rising global player, and the region must have figured prominently...
Letter: Like other institutions, Guyana’s Judiciary must also be held accountable
Dear Editor,
We applaud the PPPC government for appointing 10 puisne judges and several magistrates to reduce the backlog of cases and to ensure that...
Letter: Was a 100-year repayment plan the best the REO could do?
Dear Editor,
Does it get more bizarre than a contractor who did not complete projects being instructed by the REO of the region to repay...
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See full statement from the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA):
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Dear Editor,
I hope that the opportunity will be grasped, that is, “skills training programmes, as the “Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF), in collaboration with...
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