Letters to the Editor

The Editor, We often read stories of murders, suicides, serious assaults on citizens and breaking and entering of premises.

Dear Editor, I recall Dr Bheri Ramsaran in observing International Day of Persons with Disabilities last year, speaking of the need to promote awareness of disability issues as well as secure the fundamental rights for individuals with all forms of disabilities.

Dear Editor, Internet campus-wide is indeed a necessity for all students on campus.

Dear Editor, Brazil has been deploying the latest satellite imaging technology for some years now to protect the country’s pristine rainforest. 

Dear Editor, In ‘Does the PPP really have a fear of the PNC?‘

Dear Editor, The Minister of Labour and Social Security, Dr Nanda Gopaul must be commended for his initiative to come up with a national minimum wage for the nation’s workers, in particular private sector employees, a significant number of whom are not unionized and are therefore left at the mercy of employers who at times are inclined to take advantage of their non-unionized status and pay them way below what is considered fair and reasonable.

Dear Editor, I refer to an article published on page 30 of SN 23-01-13 captioned `Golden Jaguars FIFA friendly match could be off’ with the sub headlines `Financial constraints cited’, `Wilson Lauds recent GFA Congress’. 

Dear Editor, We the residents, vehicle owners and businessmen of Wakenaam wish to draw the public’s attention to a problem with the Transport & Harbours Department (T&HD) which is now becoming intolerable.

Dear Editor,   I wish to respond to your newspaper’s publication on January 24 on the topic ‘Hospital refuses to give sample for second autopsy.’

Dear Editor, As the Lance Armstrong revelations continue, I keep thinking – this guy must be Guyanese. 

Dear Editor, On Friday, January 18, 2013 I returned from being one of many who paid oral and spiritual tributes to a cherished man, a large pervasive spirit, an acknowledged professional father, a generous community donor – mostly of himself, and then of his skills.

Dear Editor, I want to share a story that touches the heart of most West Berbicians who know about it.

Dear Editor, So we had a robbery and murder at the Regional Democratic Council offices.

Dear Editor, Thank you for reporting on the launching of the Guyana Visual Arts Competition Commemorative Catalogue in your January 16 edition.

Dear Editor, There is nothing that unifies the Amerindian peoples more than their land demarcation and ownership, and the recent landmark decision over ownership of village lands in Isseneru Village in which a miner was granted rights on what became village land has the potential to completely unravel the close relationship which the government has with Amerindian communities.

Dear Editor, The opposition has demanded a national minimum wage scheme and now the PPP is apparently listening.

Dear Editor, The year 2012 for me ended with some wonderful, interesting and serious articles in your Dec 29 and 30 editions, the authors of which I would like to commend; they are deserving of a star, or better yet, in West Indies cricket lingo – six runs!

Dear Editor, I read the story under the caption ‘City Engineer meets with inspectors to improve processing of building plans’ (SN Jan 23). 

Dear Editor, The Government of Guyana is asking us to return to Guyana and serve our beautiful country.

Dear Editor, My name is Abdul Kadir (formerly Aubrey Michael Seaforth), and I was born in 1951, in Guyana, South America.