IDPADA-G challenges “corrupt minds” to fault its adherence to ethical practices
Dear Editor,
On the occasion of the commencement of the 3rd session of the United Nations (UN) Permanent Forum on the People of African, I...
Wholescale Exclusion of Guyanese, other woes at deceitful “One Guyana” Energy Conference
Dear Editor,
Letter writer Mr. Hemdutt Kumar gets the award for his befitting portrayal of the recent Energy Conference as “a shrine to greed disguised...
LETTER: Guyanese footing the bill for US$160M ExxonMobil Office Campus is abusive and unconscionable
DEAR EDITOR
The exploitation of the Guyanese people by ExxonMobil and the complicit PPP/C government must come to an end. The outrageous US$160M Office Campus...
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...
Jagdeo’s hypocrisy knows no bounds
Dear Editor,
On his Thursday talk show, Vice President, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo preached to the nation about the need for fairness and transparency in the...
Bhagwandin addresses misconception about ring-fencing in online column
Dear Editor,
My attention was drawn to a column titled “Mark’s Take” published in the Opposition aligned “Village Voice”, an online media entity. The author...
Letter to the Editor: Benn’s proposal sparked Lowenfield’s 155 days calculation
Dear Editor,
The reality of Good Friday and the restrictions imposed in the interest of mitigating COVID 19 have given me the latitude to pay...
Economic lynching of African Guyanese has eerie resemblance to marginalization of Ye and Kyrie...
Dear Editor,
In the last millennium, enslaved Africans endured centuries of the Arab slave trade, European slave trade, Jim Crow marginalization, systemic racism, miseducation, persecution...
The danger of a single view
Dear Editor,
We live in a world shaped by the stories we tell — about ourselves, about others, and about what it means to live...
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...
