Opinion

We congratulate him

Dear Editor, All of us who support the rights of students in Guyana (and elsewhere) to be taught in their mother tongue, and all of us  who have studied and have some understanding of creole languages and their importance to their native speakers, are heartened that Mr.

The case of Deputy Superintendent Motie Dookie

The last thing that this editorial wants to be seen to be doing is making a judgement call on a sensitive administrative decision made by the Guyana Police Force in circumstances where we may not have in our possession all of the requisite rationale (beyond that which has been publicly stated by the Acting Commissioner of Police) for the action though, taking account of the context and what we know, we have opted to make use of our right to comment on the particular issue.

The Sussex St bond revisited

In its column in yesterday’s Sunday Stabroek, Transparency Institute Guyana Inc (TIGI) addressed the country’s ranking in the most recent report of Transparency International on corruption perceptions and considered the various factors which could have given rise to the improved score. 

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