Opinion

The Minister was out of order

Last Wednesday, at a meeting convened to discuss work permit issues affecting Brazilians mining gold in Guyana, Commissioner of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission Karen Livan was subjected to a thorough tongue-lashing by Natural Resources and Environment Minister Robert Persaud.

Talk is cheap

Dear Editor, Speaking at a session of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington DC, President Donald Ramotar called on governments to do more to “reduce poverty and inequality” because they “pose the greatest threat to democracy and security.”

Squandering of taxpayers’ money

Earlier this month, the public became aware of a convoluted arrangement involving central government, the Guyana Revenue Authority and the National Insurance Scheme for the gigantic, ill-starred CLICO building on Camp Street.

It is extreme to accuse Chanderpaul of selfishness

Dear Editor, Shivnarine Chanderpaul has, without doubt, earned the right to be rated the number one batsman in the cricketing world by the ICC, and his recent 87 not out against England in the first Test at Lords, when his fellow WI players were faltering big time, further underscores his unique batting prowess and entitlement to such rating.

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