Letter: Brian Tiwarie’s comeback
Dear Editor,
A few days ago, the CEO of one of Guyana’s most accomplished engineering and construction companies declared his support for the ruling PPP....
Letter: In the upcoming elections, voters will have a choice between proven altruism and...
Dear Editor,
Fomenting strife and/or civil unrest in Guyana are not yet commonplace, but incidents seem to be increasing, especially with general elections fast-approaching.
By soliciting...
Letter: Afro-Guyanese migration toward PPPC reflects growing confidence in ‘One Guyana’ Vision
Dear Editor,
As Guyana approaches the pivotal 2025 General Elections, the political landscape is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation. A growing number of Afro-Guyanese...
Letter: Neither Guyana nor its friends and allies are taken in by Maduro’s tricks
Dear Editor,
Since taking office four and a half years ago, the PPP/C Government led by President Dr Irfaan Ali, Brigadier (Ret’d) Prime Minister Mark...
Letter: Counterfeit money circulates in Guyana
Dear Editor,
Counterfeit is stirring in Guyana. I have detected this twice in my business while doing business transaction with customers.
Therefore, I urge business owners...
Letter: One Communications needs a big revamp in customer service
Dear Editor,
Recent experiences with One Communications (OC), formerly GT&T, show that they need to revamp their Customer Service design to become more efficient and...
Letter: Economic benefits of toll-crossing removal
Dear Editor,
Recently, President Irfaan Ali’s government made the important decision to lift tolls on select bridge crossings. While public discourse has largely focused on...
Letter: Let’s talk about dictatorship
Dear Editor,
I read Amanza Walton-Desir’s letter and laughed. Not a big laugh, just a chuckle; the kind a man lets out when he hears...
Letter: The grave danger of electing leaders who are under int’l sanction
Dear Editor,
In recent years, the world has witnessed an alarming rise in the election of leaders who are under international sanction, particularly sanctions imposed...
Letter: Sorry is not good enough
Dear Editor,
The continued failure of the minister and his Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Sport has once again been on display. His failure to...
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