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Dear Editor, No one would disagree with Nigel Bacchus that “We must reject the demons of racism” as published in another media (Guyana Nov 28) in his response to human ...

The name, blame, shame exercise at State House last Tuesday, Nov. 12 was long overdue, not in terms of the method the President undertook, but in the context of accountability ...

The decision by the Guyana Head of State to render state funeral status to the late Shridat Surendranath Ramphal is both ill-conceived and disgraceful to Guyana. He should be laid ...

The death of Hon. Shridat Surendranauth Ramphal has evoked numerous evaluations on his academic credentials and diplomatic achievements. Many in high offices have over spilled kudos to the learned gentleman, ...

The current Paris Olympic Games conveys profound lessons for Guyana and the world at large. It renders a solemn message: time is the most valuable asset that one can embrace; ...

The media is presently flooded with all manner of ‘conflict of interest’ opinions over the ascension of Nigel Huges to the leadership of the Alliance for Change. Leading the pack ...

Dear Editor, The past week witnessed the unexpected deaths ofFOUR children, 3 within the Berbice, region. Naiomi Raghu, 8, a pupil at the New Market Primary School, was treated at ...

Dear Editor, The units to be created in each ministry to specifically evaluate the execution of all contracts are a most welcome course of action by President Ali. No infrastructure ...

The absence of any oversight committee or monitoring organization to safeguard the colossal sums being expended on projects, primarily on infra-structure construction, has paved the way for the thieving of ...

In the aftermath of the Madhia tragedy that claimed 20 lives the salientquestion remains: how serious is the ongoing Commission of Inquiry? Given the facts that the dormitory where the ...