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Oct 17, 2019 Letters
In January, 2017, nearly three years ago, the state newspaper carried banner headlines announcing :LAW SCHOOL FINALLY wherein it was reported that Attorney General Basil Williams has made arrangements with a private Jamaican University to establish a Law School in Guyana which would take in those students who could not get into Hugh Wooding.
Would Mr. Williams give us an update on the Law School now that nearly three years has passed?
It is necessary for Mr. Williams to give this update or no one will believe the promises politicians have been making all about the country.
Yours sincerely,
Paul Validum Ramlochan
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