Dear Editor,
Guyana still has to contend with the phenomenon of our Government’s signing away billions of dollars in income taxes to some of the world’s wealthiest corporations, and agreeing to foot their income tax bill for them. Based
Dear Editor,
Permit me to respond to an erroneous letter in yesterday’s Stabroek News written by the Guyana Police Force (GPF) Public Relations & Press Officer, Superintendent Jairam Ramlakhan.
Dear Editor,
There is an old adage in Guyana which says that one needs to learn to creep, before one can learn to walk, but it sounds like the Georgetown Municipality has never heard of this, as they always seem anxious to get involved in secondary activities before they even come close to mastering the primary ones that they are obligated to provide to the citizenry, and I will give a few of many such unfortunate examples.
Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan, never a one for great reflection on our liberal values, was unsurprisingly in full rapturous mode at the launch of the Safe City surveillance system in Georgetown last week.
Dear Editor,
The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has noted, with concern, comments recently made by members of the government regarding local content legislation and foreign direct investment (FDI).
Dear Editor,
The expressions of annoyance, if not frustration with CARICOM’s perceived nonchalant attitude to the caretaker administration’s flouting its obligations under the CARICOM Charter of Civil Society was no unexpected surprise.
Dear Editor,
As I recently penned, I urged compromise in the appointment of a Chair for Gecom since both sides (PPP and PNCR) want a Chair sympathetic to one over the other.
Dear Editor,
As we commemorate this Emancipation season, I would like to vehemently condemn the xenophobic and racist attack against Haitian migrants, who for the most part are simply transiting Guyana.
Dear Editor,
The Guyana Police Force wishes to denounce recent statements in the press and online under the caption, `Presidential Candidate Irfaan Ali details plans for ‘men and women in uniform’’.
Today Guyana observes the 181st anniversary since African slaves who had been brought to this part of the world were freed from the abominable, dehumanising condition of captivity, which to date defies definition.
Dear Editor,
Recently my daughter has been remarking about how much she does not like the litter in Georgetown, and having to walk through filth daily, on our way to school and work.
Dear Editor,
I wish to refer to the Guyana Times edition of Friday, 26th July, 2019 on page 8 under the caption ‘Lab Technician charged for stealing medical supplies from Suddie Hospital’.
Dear Editor,
I believe that Guyana has another chance, this time, to deliver its offshore Oil and Gas bounty for the benefit of all of the residents of Guyana.