Police and nurses should be tended to before teachers
Dear Editor,
‘The rising tide lifts all boats’ is a truism that holds and so it is as Guyana’s economy grows but some want their...
LETTER: GECOM Chair continues to demonstrate clear bias, must resign
Dear Editor,
I write with reference to articles and letters in the press which suggest that Justice Claudette Singh (retired), Chair of GECOM, has refused...
LETTER: Why Michael Carrington Is a PEP Under Guyana’s Law—And Why That Matters
Dear Editor
Western Union is again under fire. This time for what has been described as “disgraceful treatment” of Mr. Michael Carrington, Vice Chairman of...
Stabroek News’ constant attack of Public Procurement Commissioners without merit
Dear Editor,
It seems like since the release of the ‘Tepui Summary of Findings’ by the Public Procurement Commission (PPC) on April 16, 2024, not...
Patterson must explain why GPL never laid statutory reports in National Assembly during his...
Dear Editor,
I am pleased to see President, Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali intervening in the affairs of GPL. Unfortunately, he should not have had to...
Addressing inaccuracies in Hughes’ victory speech
Dear Editor,
Having reviewed the newly elected leader of the Alliance for Change (AFC), Mr. Nigel Hughes “victory” speech that he delivered at the party’s...
Alexander fails to credibly show voters’ list bloated; ignores measures in place to prevent...
Dear Editor,
Reference is made to a sitting Commissioner at the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), Mr. Vincent Alexander’s letter to the editor, published on March...
Kaieteur News Publisher’s commentary that Guyana paying ExxonMobil US$4B in interest is utterly false...
Dear Editor,
Kaieteur News publisher, Mr. Glenn Lall, circulated one of his recent short videos on a popular social media platform in which he made...
DDL’s Demerara Rum, a new GI
Dear Editor,
On August 4th Demerara Rum joined a select group of products that enjoys special treatment in international trade. It was entered on the...
THE COALITION GOVERNMENT’S LABOR RELATIONS ARE A DISASTER
Almost immediately upon assuming office in 2015, the coalition government of Guyana increased ministers and parliamentarians' salary by 50%. They did so with full...
