Letter: McDonald’s “no compromise” position is flaunting
Dear Editor,
I write to offer a short perspective on the ongoing teachers’ strike, based on my understanding of what has transpired. As part of...
Letter: Jagdeo and Irfaan remain enormously popular
Dear Editor,
One should not attach much meaning to the ranking of the PPP Central Committee vote at its Congress. President Ali is ranked number...
Letter: Teachers dancing to whose tune?
Dear Editor,
Dancing has dominated many a deliberation recently in Guyana and has been food for thought. The German teacher and author of “The Power...
Letter: The never-ending saga of street vending in Georgetown
Dear Editor,
There is a court order, or mandamus, demanding the removal of vendors and their belongings from the pavement and environs of the city...
Letter: Guyana should be a major exporter of potable water
Dear Editor,
I was heartened when the president made the statement of Guyana becoming a major exporter of clean, fresh drinking water. It is a...
Letter: Did Justice Sandil Kissoon turn Industrial Relations upside down?
Dear Editor,
High Court Justice Sandil Kissoon has been applauded by the PNCR party for declaring that the Guyana Teachers Union’s (GTU’s) strike was legal,...
Letter: Unless PPC is given authority, it cannot cancel any contracts
Dear Editor,
The Public Procurement Commission’s publication of the report has sparked a deluge of commentaries from politicians, media personalities, and social media commentators. Based...
Letter: The neglect of agriculture in Guyana under the APNU/AFC
Dear Editor,
The agriculture industry in Guyana has seen a significant decline under the governance of the APNU/AFC government, from 2015 to 2020. Various sectors...
Letter: In just three short years, our country has shown growth
Dear Editor,
I watched intently as the BBC Journalist Stephen Sackur interviewed Guyana’s President Dr Irfaan Ali. It was an interesting interview, and it saw...
Letter: Unashamedly, AFC is now proposing measures for public security
Dear Editor,
It is rather disheartening to see the Alliance For Change, the once promising third force that provided hope to the country for bringing...
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