Opinion

This year, Queen’s College celebrates its 175th anniversary. It is one of the few functioning institutions to have survived here for this length of time, and the weight of that tradition is still apparent notwithstanding the vicissitudes to which the school has been subject in the more recent past.

Dear Editor, It appears to me that the integrity of Guyana’s Natural Resource Fund will be violated right from the start by an apparently unintended consequence of the income tax arrangements made with Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited, also referred to as the “Contractor” in the Petroleum Agreement between Guyana and EEPGL.

Dear Editor, I do not know what meaning the CARICOM meeting of 23rd and 24th October adopted for the phrase “violence in school.”

Dear Editor, Recent reports in the press point to a major disagreement between the PNC-led APNU and the AFC.

Dear Editor, It was a beautiful sunny Saturday, the last day of Amerindian Heritage Celebrations, last year, in my village where the day’s cultural events were taking place.

Recent street protests in Algeria, Chile, Hong Kong, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan and Russia indicate a groundswell of political discontent that stretches across the globe.

Dear Editor, Former President Jagdeo is right in `Jagdeo calls on GECOM Chair to explain ‘patently illegal’ decision on uncollected ID cards’ (SN Oct 31).

Dear Editor, Society has a responsibility to seriously review the statements made by Mr.

Dear Editor, I appreciate that Dr Henry Jeffrey found the time to respond to my letter published in both the Guyana Chronicle and Stabroek News (25/10/2019).

Dear Editor, Why has Stabroek News chosen to ignore QC? Queen’s College is currently celebrating its 175th anniversary.

Dear Editor,  I was sad to learn of the death of Vibert Yong-Kong earlier this week.

Dear Editor, It must be the summit of dishonesty and hypocrisy for Jagdeo who never made public the contracts he signed to tell the media that “it should be a crime to keep contracts secret”.

At a Press Association dinner last Saturday Foreign Secretary Carl Greenidge expressed his concern about the fact that the narrative of the controversy pertaining to Guyana’s border with Venezuela was being relayed to the world in a way which was “distorted and untrue.”

Dear Editor, The calls keep coming.  The chair should speak.  I agree, as they have some merit. 

Dear Editor, Nine months following the shooting and I am in a hospital bed in New York recovering from another operation to try to restore the paralyzed hand. 

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese and as someone who has been a part of the mining industry for over 20 years I’m deeply saddened by the present state of affairs at the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission.

Dear Editor, On this one thing all Guyanese can agree: the oil contract(s) is poor, measly, and impoverishing. 

Dear Editor, I normally go to the Plaisance Health Centre regarding my health.