Dear Editor, Both the constitutions of Trinidad and Guyana ensure that opposition ethnic constituents remain at the mercy of the ruling ethnic party unless some form of decentralization is enshrined within them to resolve this.
A decade or so of the use of drones as a tool in the targeted killing of persons deemed to be terrorists has provided considerable enlightenment on US pursuit of its interests in the post-Cold War era.
Dear Editor, We have almost reached the end of the year and the anthologies of local fiction and poetry that Minister of Culture, Dr.
Dear Editor, This is my response to the letter by the Attorney General published in the Stabroek News of the 4th November, 2013 `My focus was on the portion of the judge’s Order banning publication of matters from the Annual Reports of a public company’.
Dear Editor, So we have finally crossed the bridge on the money laundering amendment bill and it is quite interesting to see the PPP propaganda machinery on display as they try their very best to save their money laundering buddies from the scrutiny of CFATF.
After months of rhetoric and bickering on the anti-money laundering bill, the political leaders who have been elected to run this country’s affairs finally delivered on Thursday night.
Dear Editor, Here we go again! The press has reported that Mr Rohee, newly appointed General Secretary of the PPP, announced at a recent Press Conference the establishment of an internal Integrity and Discipline Commission to, “ensure that members of our Party serving in public offices at all levels, maintain the highest level of integrity in the performance of their duties.”
Dear Editor, In a letter `Notwithstanding the Amerindian Act of 2006, govt’s paternalistic, patronising treatment of the Indigenous Peoples is unrestrained’ (SN 7 November 2013), Mr Da Costa claims that the Minister of Amerindian Affairs can decide who is an Amerindian.
Dear Editor, The resignation by three journalists at TVG 28 exposes a bigger issue that a television or radio licence could not be issued to an entity only for the personal and private agenda of the licensee.
Sunday Cartoons
Like some other countries on this continent Guyana is a partial democracy, but without the populism which characterizes their forms of government.
Dear Editor, Thank you for the opportunity to respond to the article captioned, `Snail mail put its express counterpart to shame’, and published on November 3, 2013.
Dear Editor, With your indulgence I wish to return to your editorial of November 3, 2013 titled `Great Garbage Game’ as well as the shocking revelations of Mayor Hamilton Green in his letter published in your paper yesterday.
Dear Editor, The Bank of Guyana (BOG) has to properly monitor financial lending institutions to ensure that they always function within the guidelines of the FIA Act of 1995.
Dear Editor, The government never wanted the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (Amendment) Bill (AML/CFT) passed.
Dear Editor, In response to my letter in Stabroek News on Oct 31, Mr Harry Hergash argues that a monument remembering the Lusignan massacre is more important than an official Commission of Inquiry into the East Coast crimes (SN Nov 2, 2013).
Every West Indian who visits Toronto should make the time to observe the marvel of self-imposed order that emerges each afternoon among the GO train commuters at Union Station.
Dear Editor, The highly touted arrival of the FIFA World Cup for a historical first time in many Caribbean countries, with our own native land Guyana included, occurred on Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at the CJ – International Airport, Timehri, around 09:00hrs.
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