Latest update August 16th, 2026 10:20 AM
Latest News
- Four more oil discoveries in Guyana likely to go “above and beyond what we thought were opportunities” – Exxon CEO
- Disgraceful for VP Jagdeo, Min. Bharrat to allow citizens to rely on Exxon for updates on recovery of all investments – Christopher Ram
- Linden chef killed in Soesdyke-Linden accident
- Rapid expansion in Guyana could add 307MW daily by 2030 – GPL
- Powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake kills at least 47 in Indonesia
Are the President and the entire Cabinet willing to take polygraph tests?
Dear Editor,
It’s a sad day for this beautiful country when you read the daily newspapers.
Imagine, the Customs fiasco, with officials being sacked because they failed polygraph tests.
Well, President Jagdeo, it’s time for you and your Cabinet to do the right thing, and you yourselves do polygraph tests immediately. I am not asking for much, but for the nation to be satisfied.
If your government does not have anything to hide, then do the tests. If all your ministers are “honest Johns” then let them take polygraph tests, too.
I admire the Peeping Tom articles throughout last week, which dealt with the Sanata Textile fiasco.
Well, what more can we Guyanese endure? So many secretive deals are being made, and to top it all off, these deals concern all Guyanese. I believe there should be a debate in Parliament about these issues. Mr. Corbin should stop taking to the streets and take his issues to Parliament.
Lastly, I think that President Jagdeo should give increases to pensioners, due to the high cost of living.
Name and address withheld
Share this:
Discover more from Kaieteur News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.