Opinion

Dear Editor, Another tragic and senseless fatal accident involving yet again, the dreaded mini buses.

Dear Editor, It’s the first time the Guyana National Newspapers Limited (GNNL), with the appointment of Mr.

Dear Editor, The ruling coalition administration has passed a bill on local government reform completely blanking the opposition.

Dear Editor, Please allow me space in your letter column to comment on an article I saw in the Kaieteur News yesterday titled ‘Ramson signals desire to be PPPC presidential candidate’.

Dear Editor, The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) has finally ruled on the issue of presidential terms limits.

Guyana has many buildings boasting historical significance and one such building is the Kitty Municipal Market.

Dear Editor, With the CCJ judgment, the time is long overdue for all the PPP ‘grey beards’ to retreat to their seaside villas and become newspaper letter writers!

Dear Editor, Whether true or false, very few Guyanese believe that Bharrat Jagdeo had nothing to do with the Court case, that led to the historic ruling by the Caribbean Court of Justice.

Dear Editor, I wish to thank Inspector Isaac and Sergeant Henry of the Anna Regina police station for acting on my complaint expeditiously early on Monday, June 25, 2018.

Dear Editor, Permit me to share, please, two thoughts relative to commentaries that followed the decision of the CCJ on term limits. 

Dear Editor, I read with much interest  that the Thirteenth Chinese Medical Brigade had completed its mission and was being commended for its continued service to Guyana.

Dear Editor, Before the CCJ ruled on the Presidential term limits, the CCJ asked for documents to be compiled and submitted to  it  about the origin of the presidential term limit amendment.

Dear Editor, There are no winners or losers in the decision except the constitution, which is supreme.

Dear Editor, Is honesty possibly an outdated value in Guyana? I refer to a simple incident.

The murder of 28-year-old Tovonie Alexce Simmons of Limlair Village, Corentyne, Berbice last Wednesday would have brought the toll of women killed in or as a result of domestic violence situations to approximately two a month for the year so far.

Dear Editor, It was the right of those who felt the need to challenge the Constitution of Guyana and exercise their will in the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) to seek to have former president Bharrat Jagdeo serve a third term in office outside of the constitutional framework.

Dear Editor, I am kindly asking you to please publish this letter since I feel very sad for our hard working Magistrates who preside over some of the most technical and complicated cases and have done themselves and the judiciary proud but are not promoted  to the High Court as often when vacancies arises.