Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I want to address what is turning out to be a misunderstanding of my personal position regarding the recently approved motion in the National Assembly vis-à-vis the restoration of the Critchlow Labour College’s annual subvention.

Dear Editor, I was encouraged after visiting the Capoey resort on the lake for the first time; the experience was quite awesome.

Dear Editor, These days corruption seems ubiquitous as a way of life in our small Guyanese society.

Dear Editor, In ‘Bisram’s polls originate from PPP propaganda,’ (SN, March 10), Mr Craig Sylvester pronounced that neither he, nor his family nor “Guyanese want their families to suffer another five years under the PPP.”

Dear Editor, I have noticed the works going on in the different streets of Georgetown and I welcome these.

Dear Editor, I believe Guyana needs to make the changes in the categories for the 2015 Carib Monarch Competition.

Dear Editor, Guyanese are fed up with the politicians of this country.

Dear Editor, Significant portions of annual budgetary allocations to services that consume far more wealth (even wastefully at times) than they create, such as the judiciary, police, prisons, and some others  can be significantly reduced if our education system is modernized and democratized so that quality education is made accessible to all children.

Dear Editor, I would like to extend on behalf of the executives of the Upper Demerara Branch of the Guyana Teachers’ Union, belated greetings to all teachers and Guyanese women locally and abroad on the occasion of International Women’s Day.

Dear Editor, Please refer to an article which appeared in your Stabroek News issue of Friday, March 7, 2014, headlined: ‘City Engineer says plan approved for five-story Camp and Robb Sts building -Vice Chairman of works committee differs.

Dear Editor, After reading Sir Ronald Sanders’ sobering column, “In Guyana: political negotiations an opportunity for real democracy,” (KN, March 9, 2014), I think Guyanese need to know the history and the truth about the delay in passing the amended version of the 2009 Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Law, and stop believing the lying PPP regime that the opposition is holding up the amended law’s passage.

Dear Editor, Two items, ‘Stretched Out Magazine’ and ‘No Big Thing’ produced annually as a treat for the Christmas season on the radio and television have lost their sting. 

Dear Editor, We read in this newspaper that Satrohan Madray who operated a Kali Temple at his home at D’Edward, West Bank Berbice, was arrested and subsequently charged with murdering his friend, Dinesh ‘Kevin’ Harrylall.

Dear Editor, Wake up Guyana, Wake up! Many of us grow up with a dream; it is a dream that relates to either transforming Guyana into a better place or running far away from this country and never looking back. 

Dear Editor, With reference to a letter of March 5 captioned ‘Pleas about chicken pen fall on deaf ears’  in your popular and widely read newspaper which is known for championing the cause of the voiceless and beleaguered taxpayers in this country, one blogger known as ‘angry resident’ wrote the following: “My sympathy to that taxpayer in Chateau Margot.

Dear Editor, My letter in your paper with the caption ‘Why can’t the opposition get the benefit of proportional representation in the cabinet?’

Dear Editor, In these modern times the world’s peoples, including Guyanese, are becoming increasingly dependent on technology.

Dear Editor, This is in response to Mr M Maxwell’s ‘Will Bisram provide his findings concerning the 20% of voters who vanished from the electoral landscape in 2006?’

Dear Editor, I am completely baffled as to why a reputable paper such as Stabroek News would publish bogus polls by Vishnu Bisram. 

Dear Editor, Because I make a yearly trip to this country I may be in a better position than most Guyanese to look at what is going on in our society and make an objective evaluation.