Working classes still being exploited despite change in government
Dear Editor, It’s a relief to see the minibus operators picketing for a reduction in gas prices, instead of increases in fares.
Dear Editor, It’s a relief to see the minibus operators picketing for a reduction in gas prices, instead of increases in fares.
Dear Editor, Since Independence in 1966, did Guyana ever stand on its own without returning to the British Government for any assistance of any kind?
As the government inches along with presenting the final draft of its local content policy (LCP) for the oil and gas sector, it released from its major operator thus far, Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL) a list of 227 goods and services suppliers utilised this year.
Dear Editor, Upon the completion and opening of the roundabout at the Kitty seawall, the Ministry of Public Infra-structure released an instructional video to enlighten road users on the correct way to make use of the roundabout.
Dear Editor, Anyone who fails to accept the fact that there is a strong correlation between race and politics in Guyana is either short-sighted at best or completely out of touch with our current political realities.
Dear Editor, It is with a painful surprise that we read in a letter from Rev.
Dear Editor, There are several reports of lawyers based in Georgetown taking cases from Essequibians and not adequately representing them.
Dear Editor, I called 911, but I didn’t get help. I pray that I don’t have an emergency in this country.
Chief Justice (acting) Roxane George’s decision on Friday upholding what is now the unfettered discretion by President Granger in deciding who should be Chairman of the Guyana Elections Commission is the most retrograde development in the arena of electoral laws and reforms since 1991.
Dear Editor, I am not a legal person but a common man who like the jurors in a criminal matter must decide on guilt or innocence based on the evidence provided in the particular case.
Dear Editor, The Guyana Revenue Authority wishes to respond to a letter published in the June 6, 2018 edition of the Kaieteur Newspaper, titled `We can’t continue governing with our heads buried in the sand like this’ written by Tony Vieira, as well as allegations in a Demerara Waves article alleging that ‘higher taxation’ was a reason for the closure of BEV Enterprises, a fishing company owned by Bruce Vieira.
Dear Editor, I have now become greatly heartened that someone from the Coalition Government is willing to support the exposure and fight against corruption in this corruption infested Region.
Dear Editor, GuySuCo’s current situation could be successfully fixed in a timely manner if both the political will and good corporate governance are undertaken.
Dear Editor, The quality of data being released into the public sphere leaves a great deal to be desired.
Dear Editor, I respectfully seek your esteemed newspaper’s accommodation for the publication of a few thoughts relating to LGBT and inspired in part by a letter appearing in your publication of June 4, 2018 from Mr.
Dear Editor, In my view the AFC is missing a window of opportunity to reassert itself in the political space.
Dear Editor, It was pleasing to read that P.A.H.O consultant Dr.
Last week, a Brooklyn army base called the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency when a pizza delivery man could not produce adequate documentation.
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