IN Guyana we are always quick to criticize and place blame but we never seem to be able to give compliments or credit where it is rightly due. The

THE City Council, year after year, shows no sign of improvement and it really is a sad state of affairs and because of this, I believe that now, more

I am replying to Mark Devonish’s letter which was published in the Kaieteur News of June 9, 2011. First of all Editor, I must advise Devonish that my previous

THE report that a newly formed Linden civil society group will be working towards a PPP/C Region 10 victory, may point the way to the first step to a

THE decision to merge some Post Offices came as a surprise to many members of the public and also some postal employees.I will try to confine my comments and

THIS year’s UN General Assembly High-Level Meeting on AIDS from June 8-10 in New York will be a time to reflect and set a renewed agenda not only for

IT is with profound sincerity that I write to congratulate Prime Minister Samuel Hinds on his so much deserved achievement of having the highest national award of this land

I live at Canje and I travel three or four times a week because of my work and what I am seeing, I do not like because it is

I am living on the Corentyne. I travel a little but I read a lot. One day I came from Georgetown going to New Amsterdam because I had to