Letters
The coming of the Suriname bakery
Dear Editor, I recently saw a news item indicating that a Surinamese company, with the assistance of an investment by...
Read moreDetailsPrivate sector Commission pleased with budget
Dear Editor The Private Sector Commission (PSC) wishes to commend the Senior Minister with responsibility for Finance for presenting the...
Read moreDetailsLook hard enough you will find the Brazilian variant
Dear Editor, I noticed Dr. Frank Anthony is “celebrating” that ten Covid samples sent to CARPHA returned negative results for...
Read moreDetailsTragic death of Max Persaud
Dear Editor It started on Monday when we at Nations realized that Max had missed teaching a class – he...
Read moreDetailsERC needs to lead from high ground
Dear Editor, About fifteen years ago, one of my colleagues in the media told me that there are two things...
Read moreDetailsWhat about the rest of us?
Dear Editor, I have seen recent correspondence in the media pointing out that former Minister, Balram Singh Rai, was denied...
Read moreDetailsPPP’s erratic destruction of Guyana’s foreign policy
Dear Editor Even in the worst of times over the past four decades there has been little argument within Guyana...
Read moreDetailsRenegotiating the ExxonMobil Agreement may be difficult but there are Other Options.
Dear Editor, I have decided to write this letter in response to Mr. Glen Lall from Kaieteur News appeal for...
Read moreDetailsNo minister should have the power to grant or revoke fishing licences
Dear Editor The controversy continues around the issuance of the two Seabob Fishing Licences. The Ministry of Agriculture has issued...
Read moreDetailsRenegotiating the ExxonMobil Agreement may be difficult but there are other options
Dear Editor I have decided to write this letter in response to Mr. Glen Lall from Kaieteur News appeal for...
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