It comes as no surprise that there are eating houses, guest houses, barbering and hairdressing services and a host of other business ‘hustles’ in the city that are in breach of municipal public health and safety regulations.
Dear Editor,
Since the suspension of the constitution in colonial Guiana, the theme of racism/ethnicity has dominated our national dialogue and our common culture.
Dear Editor,
During the just concluded November 2011 General and Regional Elections, political parties campaigned rigorously and laid out their plans for the people should they win the elections.
Dear Editor,
Please permit me to respond to a letter published in the March 18, 2012 edition of the Kaieteur News which was penned by a concerned citizen and published under the caption ‘Unfair competition between Chinese and local businesses.‘
Dear Editor,
On April 6, 2012, Stabroek Business carried an article emanating from a Trinidad-based consulting group which promises two other parts on performance management practices.
For the average struggling Guyanese, the most noteworthy announcement made by the Minister of Finance, Dr Ashni Singh in his budget presentation would have been the lifting of the income tax threshold substantially from $40,000 per month to $50,000 per month.
Dear Editor,
I am writing coincidentally on a day when Kaieteur News’ front page banner says ‘Indian coffee company ships out 50 containers of logs in 2 months – contrary to agreement with Forestry Commission’ (April 5).
Dear Editor,
Ms Laura George’s letter to SN titled ‘There is government interference in some Amerindian Village Council elections‘ (April 6) is spot on about the present Toshaos‘ election process which has been raising eyebrows among villagers in many communities for its blatant politicking by the PPP/C.
Where else on the democratic face of this planet could we have had a sequence of events like the one which has been unfolding here over the last few weeks?
Dear Editor,
I would like to commend the Government of Guyana for their bold initiative to become actively involved in the affairs of cricket by forming the Interim Management Committee.
Dear Editor,
As an average Guyanese I wish to echo the sentiments that the Minister of Finance made when he delivered the 2012 Budget in the National Assembly and said that “the prevailing dispensation will test and hopefully prove our resolve as a people, and within this House our respective will to serve as responsible representatives of a deserving people, to work together in service to the cause of national development.”
Dear Editor,
Help & Shelter wholeheartedly agrees with the Guyana Human Rights Association, APNU, Red Thread and all those who regard the acting Chief Justice’s ruling in the Henry Greene matter a travesty and joins in the calls for the DPP to appeal the ruling and for Mr Greene to be immediately removed from office.