THERE is a great deal of resentment and unhappiness among sane and sober people regarding the grand decline in journalism

THE Guyana Police Force wishes to respond to an article published in the Kaieteur News on Monday December 13, 2010,

I would like to comment on the letter by Mr. Blair in the newspaper on the poor academic standards he

THE year is coming to an end and Berbicians ought to have known by now that they have been fooled

GUYANA has lots of good people, but at the same time, they are very corrupted people also! We need to

I have appreciated your publication of my letters in the past. Yours to me is the best newspaper in Guyana,

SUCH drivel as what appeared in the letter by Mr. Bisram that follows should not be printed due to inaccurate

IT seems that commonsense is just not that common anymore in Guyana these days. More upsetting, is the reality that

I read with disbelief a very poorly written letter by one Tully about a former teacher from Massiah Primary School

WHILE driving down Hunter Street, I noticed a beautiful young dog laying at the side of the narrow road and