The Private Sector Commission does embrace entire business sector
Dear Editor, We refer to the Business Editorial appearing in Stabroek News of September 27, 2019, entitled `The PSC must embrace the entire business sector’.
Dear Editor, We refer to the Business Editorial appearing in Stabroek News of September 27, 2019, entitled `The PSC must embrace the entire business sector’.
Dear Editor, I taught at the Sophia Special School for about a year during the 1990s, and can attest to the fact that students aggressively confronting and threatening teachers were regular occurrences.
Dear Editor, Even though there has been a political “progress” in Guyana in that general elections will be on March 2, 2020, we are not out of the woods.
Dear Editor, The life of the National Assembly ended on 18 September 2019 as a result of the non-extension of its life by a two-thirds vote as required by the Constitution for such extended period as determined by the National Assembly.
Dear Editor, There has been much concern about the conditions associated with the March 2nd date for elections.
Dear Editor, This is the “silly” season and true to form, we are witnessing political promises that make no sense from a national development standpoint – free tertiary education, forgiveness of student loans, and establishment of a law school.
Dear Editor, Politics in Guyana has gone through a series of rapid changes over the last one hundred years, from a former expansionist government of the then British colonial empire, to a self-sustaining, independent and democratic government.
Dear Editor, Mr. Granger finally yesterday called the elections for March 2, 2020.
Dear Editor, Democracy cannot flourish in a lawless climate. No democratic nation today can act in a manner that irresponsibly flouts the rule of law, international norms and conventions without the risk of attracting international condemnation.
Dear Editor, Happy Amerindian Heritage to you and other Guyanese. My topic today is Cultural Heritage which I hope will be beneficial to all my human siblings.
Dear Editor, I wish to make it pellucid to the nation, to our Government of the day, and to the Opposition that I have no political priority in my life.
Dear Editor, The decision to deny Republic Bank’s (RB) bid to take over the assets of Scotiabank leaves much to be desired.
Dear Editor, Come 2020, persons desirous of erecting billboards in the City will have to seek written permission from the Council.
Dear Editor, Reading the IMF 2019 Staff Report on Guyana was quite instructional.
Dear Editor, Demerara Waves in a report carried on September 23, 2019, quoted President David Granger in his address to the members of the International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly (IDPADA) annual meeting on Sunday 22, 2019, as saying the following: “My administration’s priority is ensuring that Guyanese have access to high- quality, free education across the country instead of doing `handouts’ to the population.
Dear Editor, Mr. David Granger has again failed to name a date for elections.
Dear Editor, As a writer, I feel sad and hurt to read of the tragic death of the former Civil Aviation Chairman, Mr.
Dear Editor, Yesterday, you kindly published a letter by me highlighting the duplicitous nature of then Opposition Leader Mr.
Dear Editor, Two hundred and seventy-eight days after the successful passage of the No-confidence motion, out-of-time caretaker President David Granger has once again made a temporizing statement; Granger has dangled the ‘carrot’ of an election date in the hope that the People’s Progressive Party will return to Parliament on the 10th October 2019 and extend the life of his as-of-now illegal administration.
Dear Editor, The People’s Progressive Party has, in recent times, been reticent on the issue of constitutional reform.
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