I must agree with the Chronicle that if the government is fixing roads, drainage systems, markets etc., and now should be held responsible for the disposal of garbage then

ARUBA, where many Guyanese are settled, goes to the polls on September 25. I was on the island earlier this month and met several Guyanese inquiring how they plan

THERE have been many commentaries and letters critiqued Mr. Dharamkumar Seerajr, General Secretary of the Guyana Rice Producer’s Association (RPA). No one can dispute that Seeraj and the late

BETWEEN now and the next election, one will find some ex-members of the PPP campaigning for what they see as better prospects with another party. This isn’t the first

I sincerely thank Mr. Pemberton on his nice offering regarding ‘extra lessons.’ His point is valid. However, my contention is with the practice of lessons superseding normal school sessions.

THE PNCR calls for the closing down of the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs is nothing more than a strategy by the PNCR to restrict the influence, support and work

FOLLOW up to my letter dated 19 September 2009; I would like to commend the President for reacting so quickly in offering $400 million to rice farmers. Regardless of

CHANGE can sometimes be good and at other times be very detrimental. Some people change for the better and others for the worst. As in the case of what