Letters

I was elated when I saw the caption “Excuse me; I have a view” in K/News of November 21, 2009.

Over the past years, the Guyana Police Force has been under the microscope by the media and the public, as

A short while ago during a memorable adventure project in the dense mining area of Guyana, I vividly remember a

I was extremely moved and impressed with the presentations done by staffers of the United States Embassy to students of

I read in the newspapers of the exposure by Prakash Persaud of the seemingly despicable actions by some lawyers in

THE mere mention of the majestic grandeur Kaieteur Falls in any of our day-to-day conversations would now more than ever

I raised it before and I don’t want to make a big issue about it but why are certain newspapers

THE Chronicle editorial “LAWLESSNESS in Guyana is endemic and proliferates in every sphere of human activity in this country.” was

RECENT pictures splashed across the front pages of certain newspapers in Guyana, depicting the victims of the carnage occurring on

IT is truly a personal joy to note that the government has finally decided to act on this important issue.

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