Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Government’s recognition of the October 12 African Holocaust (the Maafa) was encouraging and should be commended by all positive thinking Guyanese and others.

Dear Editor, I have noted with utter alarm in the two independent dailies a statement by the PPP/C’s Presidential candidate of a 150% increase in employment in the bauxite industry in Linden and Aroaima.

Dear Editor, This election season has so much to celebrate and to fantasize about.

Dear Editor, It is becoming commonplace nowadays to see vehicles running off roads and ending up in trenches or people’s property. 

Dear Editor, We are at a time in our political history where thinking people living in our country are contemplating who will be our next president.

Dear Editor, The Amerindian vote was a key reason for the PPP winning in 2006.

Dear Editor, In my opinion the cost for electricity in Guyana is way too expensive, which causes electricity theft to always be a major problem in Guyana, and some recent moves by GP&L have me wondering if they are really serious in combating this situation.

Dear Editor, The chattering on the stumps really expose the deep deceptions both the regular and new opposition will go to make their flimsy case to the electorate; their cry that they are the best things to happen to Guyana fades away into empty promises.

Dear Editor, We the ‘Vultures and Carrion Crows’ of Guyana are essential for a healthy environment.

Dear Editor, Actually I am tired of listening to my own pronouncements on the stratagems by which small cane farmers and cane farmers in general are induced into believing that they are being treated magnanimously by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Dear Editor, Evidently President Jagdeo takes pride in what he calls “cussing out” the media and has escalated his tirade as an election campaign strategy which suggests this nation is exposed to a man who not only treats the office he holds with contempt, disrespects the people who pay him and whom he should be serving, but may also have serious behavioural issues, which singularly or collectively is/are injurious to this nation.

Dear Editor, I write this note as Press and Publicity Officer to President Bharrat Jagdeo so that future records would not be distorted.

Dear Editor, It was Shakespeare who said: “Some men are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.”

Dear Editor, We in the diaspora are closely following the events leading up to the elections on 28 November.

Dear Editor, Once again, GSPCA has gone out of its way (see GSPCA letter of Oct 15, 2011) to condemn my comments made over the phone at the request of Stabroek News (published on Oct 4th, 2011) as: “inaccurate and counterproductive” and to say that “Ms.

Dear Editor, As part of a continued effort to highlight the role of the creative arts in interpreting our history and culture to foster and promote national unity, members for the Guyana United Artists will be undertaking a nation-wide walk to the major administrative centres of Guyana in the run up to General Elections 2011 and in the aftermath.

Dear Editor, When I stopped to speak to the ‘dog lady’ as Syeada Manbodh is affectionately known, I asked “why are you giving the GSPCA a hard time, the donkey looked OK to me”? 

Dear Editor, At US$835 million for a 165-megawatt plant, the Amaila Falls hydroelectric project is the costliest in the world.

Dear Editor, The appointment of Sam Hinds as the PPP’s Prime Ministerial Candidate for the fifth successive election shows that the PPP is intellectually at a dead end. 

Dear Editor, As a loyal Guyanese, who is anxious to witness urgent political change(s) so that our beloved country could return to socio-economic peace and stability, — I have to be naturally upset with the recent defection of Richard Van West Charles to the AFC.