Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Air Services Limited has serious doubts about your impartial handling of news relating to issues between ourselves and the Ogle Airport Inc, whose PR Consultant seems to have a special relationship with you and your staff.

Dear Editor, I am bemused by the Junior Minister of Forestry’s remarks in last Friday’s Stabroek Business of August 12 that all is well in the timber industry, the quality of lumber produced is good and all’s well and dandy.

Dear Editor, Thank you for your promotional article ‘Deaf Got Talent’ in The Scene last Saturday.

Dear Editor, The Emancipation celebration in Linden, though not a big shout, nevertheless had a sprinkling of activities that somewhat stimulated and enlivened the African spirit on a higher plane that was wonderful.

Dear Editor, Training, supervision and trust are the keys to high quality service and professionalism in the security industry, and the building blocks for integrating safety, security and process control for enhanced productivity.

Dear Editor, Vishnu Bisram and NACTA continue to be the topic of outrage, consternation, concern and allegations of polling and opinion-taking fraudulence in many parts of the Guyana media.

Dear Editor, My absence from home is made more bearable by the plethora of Guyana-focused online publications. 

Dear Editor, I am responding to Malcolm Harripaul’s letter (‘The Federation of Indian Americans should not be endorsing a Guyanese presidential candidate’ SN, August 12) in which he made incorrect comments about the FIA, seeking to bring it into disrepute.

Dear Editor, The life jackets in some of the passenger boats plying the Parika-Supenaam route need to be tested.

Dear Editor, It is indeed heartening to see the several inputs from the various security experts including the likes of Clairmonte Featherstone who, if my memory serves me right, attended my old school, Fountain AME; Rohan Singh, Head, Presidential Guard; Alan Gates; and columnist Allan Fenty who has done yeoman service with his Crime Watch contributions.

Dear Editor, Hydar Ally jumps to fraudulent conclusions without close examination of the facts and without engaging in proper comparison.

Dear Editor, On my visit to Berbice, a member of the 600-strong crowd at the Alliance For Change (AFC) Canje meeting asked me, why a young man like you still got time for Guyana, when you can just progress your life in North America and forget about “abee these”? 

Dear Editor, August 15 marks the 65th Independence day for India. 

Dear Editor, This week there was much to talk about, and clearly the ‘silly season’ has arrived.

Dear Editor, The European integration process is in tatters as the once-strong economies of Spain, Italy and Belgium stand precariously to follow the path that already has dramatically weakened Greece, Portugal, and Ireland.

Dear Editor, I write to corroborate Mr Philip Allsopp’s experiences with the police sports noises (‘The police are breaking the noise nuisance law’ SN, August 12).

Dear Editor, I’ve been in Haiti for the past seven months and would like to verify if there is a Guyana Embassy here, but it’s proving difficult.

Dear Editor, The Alliance For Change is profoundly disappointed, but not the least bit surprised at the slandering of the political opposition at the PPP’s youth event at the International Conference Centre. 

Dear Editor, I read with interest and encouragement an initiative taken by the Minister of Home Affairs to set up a broad-based committee to monitor the public transportation system on the East Coast Demerara and to make recommendations regarding improving the system.

Dear Editor, The most topical and emotional subject engaging the attention of your letter columns is certainly noise nuisance from loud music in neighbourhoods of towns and villages on the coast.