Dear Editor, The United Nations and the Red Cross have jointly issued a statement reprimanding world leaders for their inaction and accusing them of “disturbing paralysis” in the face of serious conflicts.
Dear Editor, The much anticipated report from the Commission of Inquiry into the sugar industry has been submitted to the Ministry of Agriculture and was due to be tabled at a Cabinet meeting this week.
Dear Editor, I must say that I am very flattered that Mr Abu Bakr was prompted to complain that “..a
Dear Editor, A healthy and vibrant sporting environment has the potential to breed a successful and proactive society.
Dear Editor, I was recently driving through McDoom, East Bank, delivering supplies of dog food donated by my Guardian Angel from Toronto, Ian Tenneesee.
Dear Editor, Is it the end for West Indies cricket? It could very well be, if W.I.
Dear Editor, I commend the GWI, and its Customer Service Manager, Mrs.
Dear Editor, The rice industry in Guyana plays a vital role in the country which contributes greatly to the GDP.
Dear Editor, The celebration of Diwali as the “victory of good over evil” refers to the light of higher knowledge dispelling all ignorance, the ignorance that masks one’s true nature.
Dear Editor, As far as the issue of corporal punishment goes, I support the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) position on corporal punishment.
Dear Editor, Ever since the hefty salary increases for the ministers of the present government who have spent less than five months in office there has been an outcry of foul amongst the grassroots citizens of this country.
Dear Editor, I write with a feeling of total disgust at the spiralling crime rate and more so the way bandits have been violently desecrating our women folk, it would appear that when bandits enter a house their intention is not just to rob people of what was hard earned but to violate and disgrace their victims.
Dear Editor, There can be no doubt that sooner or later the courts of Guyana will be called upon to determine the entitlement of former Presidents of Guyana to immunity from civil or criminal process.
Dear Editor, Our children are our most precious assets. They are the future leaders of our country.
Dear Editor, More than three years ago I received a mail from the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) stating that they will improve my experience as a customer and give me the benefit of monitoring my power usage and avoid disconnection by transitioning all post-paid meters to pre-paid meters.
Dear Editor, Dr Baytoram Ramharack, by any definition an “Indian Intellectual” (interesting book on Balram Singh Rai as pro-Indian militant), has written a letter which you published in your edition of October 28, “bemoaning,” and the word is chosen for its connotations, his perceived absence of Indo-Guyanese intellectuals pushing a racial agenda and doing so to national applause.
Dear Editor, It is indeed difficult at this juncture of uncertainty across ranks, generations and other divisions, not to share their expressed perplexity about job values, more particularly in what is described as the Guyana Public Sector.
Dear Editor, I refer to a letter by His Holiness Swami Aksharanandaji as published in your newspaper and wish to thank him for bringing clarity to the question of the date which is in consonance with a previous letter by Pandit Balbadar for observance of Deepavali in Guyana this year which he has established to be the 10th of Novemberr as appropriate for Maha Lakshmi Puja and of course the traditional lighting of diyas.
Dear Editor, I would like you to publish my reflection on the old Guyanese statement ‘Dutty pun Dutty build dam’.
Dear Editor, Belizeans are going to the polls on November 4 either to elect a new government or to give the incumbent UDP another five-year term in office.
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