Opinion

Dear Editor, The announcement by Minister Trotman that the Amaila Falls Hydro Project is still on the table is most welcome. 

Dear Editor, This month, May 26 to be precise, marks 52 years since Guyana attained political independence from Great Britain.

For far too long the Guyana Parliament has served almost only as a battleground for warring political parties – both those in government and those with their eyes set on becoming the government.

Dear Editor, In response to the article titled, `Imitation Carnival puts Guyana’s tradition at risk- Creighton’, published in SN on May 23, 2018, I’d like to offer the following critique.

Dear Editor, In a recent letter `Paraquat needs to be tightly regulated, not banned’ (SN May 20, 2018), former government minister, Dr.

Dear Editor, If life were not precious and the well-being of people something to be taken seriously, the comical, dare I say, actions of politicians would be worthy of theatrical location.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Post Office Corporation (GPOC) wishes to acknowledge Mr.

Twelve days ago, the world observed Inter-national Nurses Day on May 12.

Dear Editor, To date, for the past 24 hours, the residents and taxpayers in the Success, Chateau Margot and LBI  communities are without water usually supplied by Guyana Water Inc.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc. (GuySuCo) is disappointed that the Kaieteur News has allowed itself to be used repeatedly by forces whose motives seem to be intended  to destabilize the Corporation, bring the management into disrepute and cause irreparable damage to the business.

Dear Editor, I wrote several letters about the deplorable state of Agriculture Road last year but it seems to be falling on deaf ears and this road continues to deteriorate daily.

Dear Editor, I am most heartened by my recent visit to the National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) and I compliment the Ministry of Agriculture and the institute for the excellent staff and outstanding service at this institution.

Dear Editor, The newspaper report that the Private Sector Commission (PSC) is trying to encourage the political parties to take more nationalistic, less narrow politically motivated initiatives for the development of our country is indeed music to the ears for Guyanese who are tired of bickering and back-biting and truly want to see us working together to address the problems of our nation.

Dear Editor, Justice! Injustice! …and in the balance our humanity as a nation as we approach our fifty-second year of Independence, please allow me to share thoughts on this critical and all too often failing aspect of our society.

Logging trucks or timber trucks, as they are sometimes referred to, have been in the news again.

Dear Editor, There is a problem; in fact, many serious problems.