I disagree with GPA that the president’s presser was repressive
Dear Editor,
As a frequent writer on issues of national importance, and public policy analysis, I have noted the recent missive by the Guyana Press...
Amna Ally deserved better from PNC/R
Dear Editor,
A few days ago, we bid farewell to a stalwart of Guyanese politics, Comrade Amna Ally — a woman whose name became synonymous...
Secretary Blinken’s impending visit and the role of small states
Dear Editor,
Quite some time ago, American international politics scholar, Kenneth Waltz, averred that “Denmark does not matter”. Waltz, of course, was not interested in...
Credit Info making access to financing easy and swifter – CEO
Guyana’s first credit bureau, Credit Info, is calling on loan agencies and citizens desirous of acquiring loans to utilize its services to ensure an...
Guyanese must reject despicable comments that most newly appointed judges were selected based on...
Dear Editor,
The appointment of ten new judges by the Judicial Service Commission was greeted with relief by most Guyanese who understand that the system...
LETTER: Public Procurement Commission seems to be in a coma
Dear Editor,
A Stabroek News article on the progress of the Bamia Primary School highlights the challenges that exist when previously untested contractors are awarded...
Norton is taking proactive measures to avoid internal defeat
Dear Editor,
Jermaine Figuera’s open and speculative questioning of Aubrey Norton’s decision to replace him (Figuera) as Shadow Minister for Youth Culture and Sport is...
City Revival Plan should be supported by all but, “the devil is in the...
Dear Editor,
The government has announced an ambitious “City Revival Plan” which aims to transform our Capital into a sustainable “Garden City”. This is a...
Analysis by GHK Lall not in keeping with his “Chartered Financial Analyst” status
Dear Editor,
The latest column by GHK Lall (KN August 19, 2024) raises serious concerns about his credibility. GHK Lall has previously claimed that he...
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...
