Opinion

Dear Editor,  I  am  a customer of Republic Bank  and for some  reason I cannot  understand why  all of my online transactions  were  frozen. 

Dear Editor, Guyana cannot move forward unless there is racial unity and political reconciliation.

Dear Editor, Permit me space in your column to share my views on some matters of interest to Lindeners and Guyanese as a whole. 

Last week, Traffic Chief Linden Isles surprised nobody – except arguably President David Granger who may be less familiar with the data on fatal traffic accidents than the rest of us.

Dear Editor, Presently in the local Oil and Gas environment there are precious few jobs available to Guyanese companies.

Dear Editor, I have refrained so far from commenting on the matter of government advertising in the Stabroek News, but there is nothing more that has disappointed me than our President’s position on the withdrawal of advertising from the Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, Recently it was published that children of the Anna Regina Multilateral School weren’t being given sufficient meals.

Dear Editor, In the weeks ahead, a new system will be reintroduced at Fort Island to boost revenue collection for the Island’s sustainability.

Dear Editor, The GAWU indeed was saddened to learn of the situation facing the employees of Troy Resources Guyana Inc.

Dear Editor, I am surprised no other correspondents have picked up on your Prison-Break Carnage investigation of November 18th.

Dear Editor, The Stabroek News (SN) special release of the crime dossier blazes a new trail in journalism in Guyana.

Dear Editor, The loss of 375 jobs at Troy Resources is the direct fault of the APNU+AFC government.

Dear Editor, Care is a key element in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and educating everyone on children’s rights is a larger part of developing strong families and safe communities to provide adequate care to children.

Dear Editor,  Guyana is one of the most depressing countries to live in because Guyanese have to battle with the harsh economic conditions, out-of- control crime spree, and daily insults to their intelligence by some politicians and their minions who dominate the traditional media and social media.

Not for the first time, citizens who use the Charity Wharf on a daily basis have complained about its visibly dilapidated state in the hope that it would finally get the attention it so badly deserves.

Dear Editor, In the November 16, 2019, issue of the Stabroek News Mr.

Dear Editor, That the discussion of cash transfer, conditional or unconditional, is a continuing theme in the press is a sign that Guyanese are interested in how their government uses scarce resources to enrich their lives (or make life more miserable).