Real SWAT team?
Dear Editor, Amidst all the criticisms being levelled at the Guyana Police Force, there is a proud picture of our local 27-member SWAT team in the making on the front page of at least two daily newspapers that I read on February 7.
Dear Editor, Amidst all the criticisms being levelled at the Guyana Police Force, there is a proud picture of our local 27-member SWAT team in the making on the front page of at least two daily newspapers that I read on February 7.
Dear Editor, There are a lot of questions and comments about the way our young people are behaving in society today and lots of people are blaming parents, but because of the situation in Guyana, people are scared to scold their children, and because they cannot do that some of the children have become uncontrollable which has resulted in many of them being involved in violent fights, drugs and crime.
Dear Editor, Permit me please to respond through your newspapers, to an article in the Kaieteur News dated February 7 captioned ‘Guyana’s foreign policy is in a mess -Aubrey Norton.’
Dear Editor, The great Mahatma Gandhi and his self-styled disciples, Rev Martin Luther King and our beloved Madiba, Nelson Mandela, all of whose visions served to transform their respective societies and eventually the world, were unique visionaries and transformational leaders par excellence.
Dear Editor, I have often decried the negativism and extremism that seem to have become the normal nature of the contributions of most letter-writers and columnists who express their views in our national media.
Dear Editor, One psychological and physical attribute of adolescence is a crush.
Dear Editor, As we enter the month of February, the citizens of Guyana are naturally expected to be harbouring expectations about the fun and frolic associated with the annual celebration of the nation’s status as a republic ‒ Mashramani.
Dear Editor, I write in reference to your article of Friday February 7, 2014 titled ‘Alarm sounded over lack of professionals for construction sector.’
Dear Editor, It is regrettable that our politicians continue to use the machinery of threat to execute their control tactics over the masses.
Dear Editor, I enclose a duplicate of a letter that three of us sent to the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, dated October 5, 2013, outlining the numerous flaws associated with the selected design for the proposed 1838 Indian Arrival Day monument.
Dear Editor, On February 5, I received a call from animal lover, Shalinii Singh (at 4.50 pm), telling me of an injured horse standing in the median on the Rupert Craig Highway (near Bel Air village).
Dear Editor, The Chinese have been asked to put up a proposal to design and build the high level concrete bridge across the Demerara River and in my opinion Guyana does not have the population to economically support such a venture.
Dear Editor, The Guyana Post Office Corporation (GPOC) wishes to take this opportunity to respond to the recent article published in Stabroek News in its February 5 edition, captioned: ‘GWI hires private contractors to deliver bills.’
Dear Editor, The replacement for Ms Deborah Backer, arguably one of APNU’s best members of parliament, will be another litmus test of Mr David Granger’s management style and quality of leadership.
Dear Editor, Please refer to an article which appeared in Stabroek Business of Friday, February 7, captioned, ‘Bourda Green “gone to the dogs” – Town Clerk miffed at Stabroek News, refuses to comment.’
Dear Editor, Guyana has become an uncaring, selfish and inconsiderate society to say the least.
Dear Editor, For the hundredth time, isn’t there anyone in authority, with the responsibility or decency to make a case for something proper to be done to have a much better, less hazardous and accident prone road than this present track which poses for a road leading to Regma Primary School?
Dear Editor, The Suddie Hospital is still to emerge as one meeting the requirements for quality health care.
Dear Editor, It is the right of people to protest against the ills meted out to them, but let us Lindeners not forget to shout out against the badly constructed roads and drains built by local contractors.
Dear Editor, It has been more than a month now since my telephone 327-7334 has been down, and even though a letter was published a few weeks ago in these columns and several reports were made to the GT&T New Amsterdam Commercial Office, there has been no action.
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