Letter: Guyanese Americans urged to vote in today’s American presidential elections
Dear Editor,
USA Presidential elections will culminate today. Guyanese Americans are in the thick of the contest. About a third is supporting The Republican Donald...
Letter: “Apologies for what” – arrogant retort
Dear Editor
“Apologies for what” is being asked? For several things, like, having the country go all the way to CCJ regarding 33 is not...
Letter: Breaking away from a culture of corruption
Dear Editor,
For decades now, Guyana has been plagued by a culture of lawlessness when it comes to public officials in high office. Make no...
Letter: Beautifying Guyana within next 5 years
Dear Editor,
Vice President Dr Bharrat Jagdeo has revealed that the Government is working on a project that would see 50,000 flowering trees being planted...
Letter: One Communication is one-way communication
Dear Editor,
It seems as though the One Communications company is a ‘one-way’ communication company.
On the afternoon of Friday October 18, 2024, I called the...
Letter: Xenophobia has no place in Guyana!
Dear Editor,
It has not gone unnoticed that the Stabroek News editorial of October 6, 2024, titled “Linden migrants”, was marked by xenophobic sentiments that...
Letter: Beware of false promises from the Opposition
Dear Editor,
A section of the local media reported that the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Aubrey Norton, “vouched that if his party was returned...
Letter: The $200,000 cash handout
Dear Editor,
President Ali has announced a $200,000 per household cash grant, among other major economic benefits for our country. As the economic boom from...
Letter: Those who really know the Commissioner could provide better perspectives on his value
Dear Editor,
I have read Mr GHK Lall’s articles in various media, and have perused them with great interest, based on his often-insightful opinions.
I’ve enjoyed...
Letter: Jagdeo is loved by the majority, but hated by a few
Dear Editor,
Dr Bharrat Jagdeo, the astute economist politician, is a man who is loved by the vast majority of people living in and out...
Recent Articles
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Exactly...
A soldier’s boots under the tree, but no son to wear them
By: La'Wanda McAllister
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By: Jarryl Bryan
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Christmas Messages!
People’s Progressive Party (PPP)
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69,000 public sector employees receive 10% increase, injecting $18B into Guyana’s economy
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Prosecution applies for Calvin Brutus’ bail to be revoked amid alleged flight attempt
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GRA urges persons involved in luxury vehicle tax evasion racket to visit HQ
See full statement from the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA):
In its diligence aimed at collecting the rightful revenue due to the State, the Revenue Authority...
Letter: No excuse; skills training is available
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...
Guyana’s bilingual push could boost diplomatic ties, workforce development – Mexican Ambassador
As Guyana aligns itself to become a bilingual nation, Mexican ambassador to Guyana, Mauricio Vizcaíno Crespo explained that this move will not only enhance...
No extensions, zero tolerance for further delays – Edghill puts CJIA contractor on notice
The rigid pavement apron component of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA) upgrades currently being done, is at 38 per cent completion. And while...