READING this article in Guyana Chronicle dated Mondi May 18, 2009 captioned “Those traffic lights beggars” comes a warning. I urge government officials and …

THE recent re-launch of the Guyana Agricultural Producers’ Association (GAPA) will definitely bring significant strides to the development of non-traditional agriculture in Guyana. I …

BANDITS attacking three houses near to each certainly other raises questions. One victim had a revolver in his house with $500,000 cash and jewellery. …

GUYANESE seem to have developed a new characteristic; the ability to shamelessly and boldly make a public exhibition of their ignorance. And when this …

Mr. STANLEY Permaul wants answers to deep and penetrating questions which unfortunately a letter column in a newspaper cannot adequately address (KN May 20). …

THE Global Financial Crisis has proved itself that no country is immune to its unexpected economic shocks which are responsible for the fluctuations in …

CREATIONISTS often find themselves on the losing side in disputes they have with evolutionists. The three more popular public cases (Wilberforce-Huxley, Oxford 1860; State …

I refer to Mr. Emile Mervin’s letter of February 21, 2009 in the Kaieteur News, with the caption ‘The President did make promises he …

WHEN will the ignorance stop? Guyanese Africans are unfortunately bluntly stuck in the age of mental slavery. There are some Afro-Guyanese who tend to …

THE outcome of the general elections in India has stunned political observers, pollsters, academics, and even the parties themselves. No one expected the ruling …