Dear Editor, Now that the results of the National Grade Six Assessment are out, students with the guidance of their parents are busy trying to gain admission to the secondary school of their choice.
Dear Editor, I note today the calls for constitutional reform, and the attendant expectations of such a reform process.
Dear Editor, I recently visited the Karrau Amerindian village, very close to the green town of Bartica where I was confronted with numerous complaints of mining lawlessness by persons who own mining properties on Karrau’s village lands.
Dear Editor, I wrote several letters pertaining to the deplorable state of Agriculture Road.
Dear Editor, Please refer to a letter captioned ‘Process I encountered to recoup bail money from city has potential to promote corrupt behaviour’ which appeared in the Monday, July 17 edition of your newspaper.
Dear Editor, The current tension between the Working People’s Alliance (WPA) and the ruling APNU+AFC Government is symptomatic of a much deeper conflict.
Dear Editor, When President Granger at a luncheon hosted at State House on the occasion of his 72nd birthday declared: “You are family … you are my second family” he knew exactly what he wanted to telegraph to his cabinet colleagues.
Dear Editor, By now you ought to be aware of the Chief Justice’s ruling on the interpretation of Article 161(2) of the Constitution in respect of the appointment of a Chairperson for Gecom.
Dear Editor, Accompanying a letter to the editor by EB John in SN of July 18 was an interesting picture of a group of GuySuCo officials who went to Brazil in the 1980s to study that country’s successful production of ethanol.
Dear Editor, My memories of Dr Rupert Roopnaraine go back to him on the campaign trail in earlier elections.
Dear Editor, There is nothing more reassuring to the citizens of any country than that of an independent judiciary.
Dear Editor, Government is losing one public relations battle after another. Somehow it remains a formidable and leading presence in the war for minds and hearts, where such exist and also continue to function.
Dear Editor, According to the Auditor General’s report seventy-nine contracts valued at $147.536 million were not awarded to the lowest or the most competitive bidder in Region Six, but went to the most expensive bid from those which were submitted.
Dear Editor, Dr Richard Van West-Charles and I have a fond acquaintance. Many thought he would have run for high office after the death of his late father-in-law and first executive President Linden FS Burnham.
Dear Editor, I think you, and anyone for that matter, would appreciate the peace and tranquillity of the seawall for early morning exercise; it is a gem which compares with any place under the sun.
Dear Editor, Local print media are on the move here in hazy lazy Guyana.
Dear Editor, I write to acknowledge a comprehensive response to my letter captioned ‘Rice farmers are being exploited by the millers’ dated May 29, 2017 by the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB).
Dear Editor, The favourable ruling by Justice Brassington Reynolds in the wrongful dismissal case of former CEO of New Building Society, Maurice Arjoon, demonstrates that justice is alive and well in Guyana.
Dear Editor, With reference to recent publications to the contrary, a technical team from GuySuCo did visit Brazil to gain firsthand knowledge on ethanol usage as an extender for gasoline.
Dear Editor, I read in the newspapers on July 1 about the Grade Six Asessments, and I am surprised at the results from the public schools.
Dear Editor, Public Security Minister Khemraj Ramjattan has reportedly stated that lack of money was the reason a new prison was not built, and that funds were needed elsewhere, including for sugar.
Dear Editor, I had very much hoped to be able to move on and not have to write anything more about the imposition of the 14% VAT on private education.
Dear Editor, Guyana Lands and Surveys Commission (GLSC) officers in the Mabaruma sub-region, Region 1 (Barima- Waini) are currently in the process of removing from Barabina its status as an Amerindian community.
Dear Editor, Residents of Triumph Front Lands (north of the Public Road), suffered from the worst of systems’ failures last weekend (July 14-16), caused by the National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) and the Police Force.
Dear Editor, Thus far what has been the primary goal of the Camp Street prison?
