Letters
The Coalition outpaced the PPP legislature comparatively
Dear Editor The PPP assumed office with many promises. On the legislative front they promised a 'fast track' approach with...
Read moreDetailsGCCI should lead the way in walking its talk with respect to domestic violence prevention
Dear Editor It is long past the time when rhetoric should be considered ‘assertive action’ in the context of domestic...
Read moreDetailsWhere is the PPP/C legislative agenda?
Dear Editor: The PPP's legislative agenda is looking conspicuously thin to date. In an August 4, 2020 news report the...
Read moreDetailsThe likes of Roy Beepat must know that when we show disregard for authority it is like a boomerang
Dear Editor, It has come to my attention that Mr. Roy Beepat proprietor of Giftland, in dealing with the claim...
Read moreDetailsGuyana’s oil and the West
Sir/Madam Alison Redford, the person Canada sent to review Exxon Mobile’s 9 billion (USD) Payara project is an agent for...
Read moreDetailsEducation is about quality not quantity, as seems to be the case with some
Dear Editor, Having read Pepping Tom`s column of November 23, 2020, on UG, I feel compelled to join the numerous...
Read moreDetailsTargeting and detention of Haitian travelers to Guyana is racist and violates their human rights
Dear Editor, I write to ask what crime has been committed by the Haitians who are being detained against their...
Read moreDetailsCOVID-19 ravages Guyana, PPP band plays on
Dear Editor: The PPP Government when it was in Opposition had much to say about the APNU+AFC's management of COVID-19....
Read moreDetailsQuestions about UWI and the University of Guyana joint venture
Dear Editor Like me, the Caribbean and the rest of the world must have been shocked on hearing the news...
Read moreDetailsERC still trapped by an old ineffective approach
Dear Editor The Ethnic Relations Commission announced last week its plan to host a national conversation on ethnic relations to,...
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