I am compelled to respond to the letter published in the Kaieteur News paper of December 8, 2010, with the infamous missive “The Government is to be blamed”, by

DETRACTORS of the Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) who are seeking to besmirch the Union’s name have continued to project a false picture, especially to the young

REFERENCE is made to a letter over the name of a John King published in the print media recently; regarding alleged “shoddy work now being executed” on the Stadium’s

THERE has been much debate and discussion about the current status of the PNC/R and its uncertain future and relevance as the second oldest political institution in the country.

THE president, the general-secretary, the assistant treasurer and one member deputising for the P.R.O. of the Justices of the Peace and Commissioners of Oaths to Affidavits Association of Guyana

UNDER the caption; ‘UNASUR detention triggers man’s death’ the Kaieteur News Wednesday, December 8 edition carried a story that reeks of sloppy journalism marred by sensationalism and speculation.The report

YES, there are calls for more radio stations in Guyana, but would people listen? Many of us would agree that the number of radio listeners have diminished over the

IT seems that certain letters are not printed due to their content, depending on whether they are pro or anti-government, by the Guyana newspapers. Perhaps you will print this