Letters

IT is not a nice job ‘mopping ‘mess’ but every now and again, Freddie Kissoon’s mess needs a ‘wipe up.’

GUYANA has always had problems with adequate power supply. These problems, even now, seem insurmountable. So when I actually learned

GUYANESE (I guess people as a whole) always like to criticize. Many times these criticisms are just and timely. So

I feel that finally the victims of rape in Guyana are on the road of receiving some amount of justice

RECENTLY, the term “good governance” is being increasingly used in development literature. Bad governance is being increasingly regarded as one

COPS are like the Kennedys: they enjoy a privileged status and – even though the good ones far outnumber the

THE news headline: “Poor turnout could scuttle sugar target – Bhim” raises the ugly fact that if the Skeldon Factory

THE Government of Guyana and Sithe Global wish to clarify, for the benefit of the public, the need for changes

THIS is indeed a very special month in Guyana. It is Education Month. So far, under the PPP/C, Guyana has

IT is said that “A prophet is not without honour, save in his own country, and among his own people.”

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