Opinion

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Kaieteur News of Sunday, May 12, 2013, under the caption, ‘Brazil mob may have executed Guyanese couple over stolen cache.’

Dear Editor, For quite some time I have been wondering about how many government and private agencies force people to waste time.

Dear Editor, I would like to commend the person who wrote on the topic of corporal punishment in this day and age on May 1.

Politikles

Dear Editor, All Guyanese citizens are products of Guyana’s school system.

It is not at all surprising that the nation has not immersed itself in oceans of shock and awe following last week’s two reported vigilante killings. 

Dear Editor, We write in relation to the current impasse between the residents of the Amerindian titled village of Hururu and the Bauxite Company Guyana Inc (BCGI).

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese national who has been involved at the Cabinet level in the adoption of the country’s foreign policy decisions, and as someone with a longstanding and profound admiration for Nelson Mandela and for the South Africa that he has bequeathed, I feel an abundant concern at the decision to defer the grant of the posthumous offer of the Oliver Tambo Award to the late Forbes Burnham.

Dear Editor, There can never be rationalization for the utter depravity that occurred in Sophia and Berbice last week. 

Dear Editor, With keen interest I have followed the unbelievable dispute on whether Forbes Burnham should be granted an award for his contributions to the struggles against apartheid.

Dear Editor, Although varied opinions have been expressed with regard to the allocation of radio and cable  licences by the former President Bharrat Jagdeo, I nevertheless feel compelled to posit the following.

Dear Editor,      Somehow, it seems that Freddie Kissoon has an obsession with Annan Boodram, as, ever so often, my name becomes a target in his outpourings.

Dear Editor, I wish to thank you for publishing my letter in the May 5, edition of your newspaper.

President Ramotar’s decision to reject two bills which were passed by Parliament on the strength of the opposition’s one-seat majority on the grounds that they were unconstitutional will further deepen the political divide in the country and make it even more difficult for mature compromise between the two sides.

Dear Editor, I note that President of the GCCI, Clinton Urling, has joined GAPE in expressing dissatisfaction with graduates from the University of Guyana (SN, May 11).

Dear Editor, In most businesses it is the employees who determine the efficiency of the enterprise and thus its success.If

Dear Editor, I read with interest the letter by Lloyd Davidson on the issue of the restoration of fire hydrants (‘Has the private sector tried to persuade the authorities…’ SN, May 11).

Dear Editor, The number of school dropouts has been increasing at an alarming rate throughout Guyana, and when this is mentioned, this government  comes up with some concocted story claiming otherwise.

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