Opinion
No to victim-centred history
Dear Editor, Nigel Hughes made a plea to the United Nations for Guyana to teach “victim-centred history” , this is exactly the worst thing we can do.
Politikles
Ending the great plastic hoax
It has been 117 years since the advent of synthetic plastic, so, literally no one alive today has lived in an entirely plastic-free world and no one ever will.
Parliament has not met since February 2nd
Dear Editor, In the absence of regular sittings of the National Assembly, I have come to the conclusion that the Jagdeo/Ali regime has no interest in “Parliamentary Democracy”.
Chancellor has not responded to my concerns over conditions at courts
Dear Editor, It may be recalled that I complained in a letter to the media about the practice in our Magistrates’ Courts of summoning witnesses to attend Court at 8:30 in the morning, having them wait in extremely uncomfortable conditions, including appallingly bad toilet facilities, when Magistrates and Lawyers roll into Court very much later.
Seek engineers for GPL from here and CARICOM
Dear Editor, I am writing to express my common sense opinion regarding the recent decision made by the government to hire engineers from Cuba to address the incompetence within the Guyana Power and Light (GPL).
My original query as to who changed the specifications from a refined to a raw sugar factory still stands
Dear Editor, I note that two letter writers have already responded to Donald Ramotar’s recent letter on aspects of the sugar industry, albeit not too kindly, since his opinions are at variance with the facts.
All this oil, and all these glorious budgets but still Bare Root
Dear Editor, I have lapsed in doing duty to citizens, those who need their predicament to be placed before the public.
The vending problem
Dear Editor, The vending/vendors problem has raised its head once again and is in full swing with judgments obtained and notices of removal being issued.
Fix the agencies at the source, project units would be waste of money and time
Dear Editor, With great pomp and I assume pride, the Hon.
State of disorder
In 1850 German physicist and mathematician Rudolf Clausius published his most important paper, “On the moving force of heat,” which stated the basic ideas of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Politikles
It is hoped that we will be graced with adequate information along with access to the GtE’s finalized commercial arrangements
Dear Editor, The Gas to Energy (GtE) project’s commercial arrangements have been finalized.
Residents from far-flung Rupununi communities facing tough conditions at Lethem bank
Dear Editor, GBTI’s Lethem branch has been turning away customers who wished to open new accounts.
Bullying of Venezuelan student is not consistent with the values Guyanese are recognized for
Dear Editor, The way we treat strangers in our society is a reflection on our culture.
Ministry of Education seems disinterested in non-violent means to heal schools from the culture of violence surrounding them
Dear Editor, Another case of school related violence has been made public because of ‘viral videos’.
I, Amna Ally, am not prepared to ignore atrocities in government or in my party
Dear Editor, I was made aware Saturday of PNCR’s Chairman, Shurwayne Holder’s recording, addressing statements he claims were made by me and that I have not denied same.
Elder Green should not cast stones if he lives in a glass house
Dear Editor, In a letter which appeared in SN on April 13, Elder Hamilton Green a former PNC Government Minister expressed his frustration and disregard in not receiving answers to questions he has posed to the PPP Government regarding the poor electrical power service he and others has been receiving from the Guyana Power and Light Corporation (GPL).
Positive movements
Dear Editor, It was heartening to see some positive movement in the two school students’ violence matters.
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