Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I was shocked to read in the press about President Jagdeo’s outburst against Mr Nigel Hughes, stating that Mr Hughes will never become a senior counsel under his or Donald Ramotar’s government.

Dear Editor, Mr C Kenrick Hunte in his letter published on October 23, 2011 in Stabroek News (SN), titled ‘The evidence shows that Guyana is becoming more dependent on imported food,‘ has negatively positioned the recently launched Guyana Food and Nutrition Security Strategy.

Dear Editor, I wonder if persons realize the implications of the recent Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) press release on the dismissal and charging of three senior New Building Society managers, who have now been freed of all charges, especially as everyone knows that the GHRA would have carefully confirmed all information before the release. 

Dear Editor, This is the last generation of adults who are in active politics and who are capitalising on the untutored minds to be disrespectful during this election period.

Dear Editor, I am so digusted with the PPP/C’s persistent efforts to deny opposition parties equal access to government-owned/controlled media houses, and muzzle the independent media such as Sharma’s TV station, that I am forced to support the pledge of APNU that it will liberate the media, once the partnership is elected to office after the November 28 general elections.

Dear Editor, Some months ago, I had cause to remind politicians, that come Elections 2011, the Globe Trust and Investment Company Limited depositors, who lost their savings, will remember them for their silence on the issue.

Dear Editor, Any Guyanese, even the most ardent PPP supporter, knows that life has gotten tougher under the PPP of the past decade.

Dear Editor, The state has been distributing thousands of house lots countrywide yet squatters continue to covet others’ property.

Dear Editor, Now that GECOM too has added its voice to the unfairness of the five-minute weekly air time offered to the opposition parties by the state-owned National Communications Network (NCN) it is hoped that NCN management will let justice prevail.

Dear Editor, Since Dr Roger Luncheon, the Head of the Presidential Secretariat, made his revelation that the regime has for some time been considering charging me for sedition and my file has being sent to the DPP for consideration, many Guyanese, locally and from abroad, have called me to express their concerns for my physical security.

Dear Editor,   In the gallery of the Stabroek News website October 20, is a picture of one of our country’s top performers at the recent CSEC examinations- a beaming, neatly attired young lady, collecting an equally gleaming trophy from Minister of Education, Mr.

Dear Editor, Why the silence of Mr. Freddie Kissoon on the Presidential candidate, Mr.

Dear Editor, On Friday evening the National Coordi-nating Committee for the International Year of Volunteers +10 hosted a lecture on volunteerism and Corporate Social Respon-sibility (CSR) in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I thought that when the Chief Justice, Mr. Ian Chang brought up President Jagdeo’s libel suit against me and the Kaieteur News exactly one year after the writs were filed, it gave enormous latitude to lawyers to request the speedy moving up of matters involving the Constitution and human rights issues that have been part of the gargantuan backlog in the High Court.

Dear Editor, I am an AFC supporter—the decision to join the AFC was taken after I carefully looked at the performances of the ruling dictatorship of the PPP/C and decided that I will do my utmost to end the dominance of the masses, of which I am a part, by just a few very self-elevating persons.

Dear Editor, Burnishing President Jagdeo’s image, Dr. Prem Misir engages in a misleading effort aimed at embellishing President Jagdeo’s contribution to Guyana’s agriculture.

Dear Editor, In the Kaieteur News’ edition of October 21, 2011, the “Peeping Tom” columnist repeated (that which is being selectively and, dare I say, with agenda) a much peddled observation, viz that GECOM’s proposed Code of Conduct for Political Parties does not mention “Campaign Financing”.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Stabroek News yesterday under the caption `Miners’ group in year-long wait for meeting with Top Cop’.

Dear Editor, This photo was taken at 2:30 pm on Friday, October 21 in Mundy Street, North Cummingsburg.

Dear Editor, At a PPP/C meeting held on Monday October 17 in the middle of Central Cummings Lodge it was proven again that disgruntled persons who use to support this party blindly are now seeing the light.