Letters
Afro-Guyanese don’t need Freddie Kissoon to speak for them
Dear Editor, Freddie Kissoon`s column, in Kaieteur News, of August 12,2004 contends that I ‘let the people of African descent...
Read moreDetailsTask ahead for Minister Bharrat is huge
Dear Editor, I would like to extend my heartiest congratulations to the newly appointed Minister of Natural Resources, Mr. Vickram...
Read moreDetailsGood move to review Payara development
Dear Editor President Ali’s decision to seek technical assistance to review the Payara project is most commendable, and is a...
Read moreDetailsReflections on Guyana’s political future
Dear Editor Firstly, heartfelt greetings to ALL my Guyanese people of all races, religions and creeds from Kingston, Jamaica! It...
Read moreDetailsGross mismanagement and incompetence of GRDB lead rice industry in Guyana
Dear Editor, I will be happy if you can permit me space in your letter column to bring attention to...
Read moreDetailsThe need for adequate sanitation measures cannot be overemphasised
Dear Editor The Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FITUG) was most heartened to learn of the new PPP/C...
Read moreDetailsWhat happens if a better alternative to oil is discovered?
Dear Editor: I wish to respond to the Kaieteur News front-page article of August 10, "President Ali puts Guyana in...
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In Guyana, all things are not equal
Dear Editor, I woke up this morning, August 9, 2020, to Rawle Toney`s missive, in which he relates the threat...
Read moreDetailsAN HISTORICAL RELEVANCE OF EMANCIPATION TO GUYANA
By Rev. Dr. Rudi R. Guyan, Tehuti-Heru In respect to the historical relevance of Emancipation to Guyana, two perspectives need...
Read moreDetailsPresident Granger can go out of office satisfied that he achieved much
Dear Editor I am writing to neither praise nor bury President David Granger. Many harsh things have been said about...
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