Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Arnold Sanasie descends into desperate absurdity in his defence of Donald Ramotar (‘Ramotar is not responsible for what happens on a day-to-day basis in GuySuCo,’ SN, June 27).

Dear Editor, In President Jagdeo’s independence address to the nation he said serving the people has been the greatest honour of his life.

Dear Editor, GWI wishes to express gratitude to your publication for highlighting the complaint made by Mr Charles Conway in the Stabroek News of Wednesday, June 22, 2011.

Dear Editor, In the ‘Stella Says’ article of June 25, Stella Ramsaroop sets out the responses gleaned from the three presidential candidates on the following question: “Tell me what is your view of older men who seek out girls under the age of 18 for sexual relations?”

Dear Editor, A letter caught my attention in the Stabroek News edition of Saturday, June 25 authored by Karl Singh (‘The response of the regional administration to the Region 9 flood was timely and unprecedented’). 

Dear Editor, Permit me to respond to a letter written by Rafiq T Khan and published in the Thursday, June 23 edition of the Stabroek News under the caption ‘What is the rationale behind the bureaucratic nonsense at the GRA?’

Dear Editor, Whereas in the past drivers had to renew their driver’s licence every year, now a driver is given a driver’s licence that is valid for three years and is renewed on his or her birth date.

Dear Editor, Proudly we are once again being featured as a top eco-destination to see and visit.

Dear Editor, Again, I must apologise for responding to the message sent by the photograph of the GuySuCo’s CEO in Stabroek Business of June 24, 2011.

Dear Editor, It has been over four years (30.4.07) since I submitted my appeal with all records of ontributions to NIS (NIS # -056295). 

Dear Editor, The coming weekend will see a lot different kinds of entertainment for Guyanese to keep their minds off of their problems, though one surprising implementation of the bread, circus and alcohol regime is the upcoming advertised ‘Music of the World Super Concert’ targeted at Chutney and Indian music lovers.

Dear Editor, First of all I would like to say that newspaper houses such as yourself would do the nation a great service if you were to profile and brief the nation on the other opposition parties, for example, Peter Ramsaroop and the Guyana People’s Partnership. 

We apologise for the fact that the letter captioned ‘Why are Guyanese so reluctant about trying to attract women for traditionally male dominated but difficult-to-recruit roles?’

Dear Editor, Your editorial of Sunday June 26 captioned ‘Partnership’ was fairly balanced and objective except for one point which you did not fully take into consideration when dealing with the issue of voter apathy.

Dear Editor,When the PPP ascended to power in 1992, it promised the Guyanese people and its main supporting constituency of Indians that it would secure them and guarantee their safety and security.

Dear Editor, I noticed on the TV recently and in your newspaper that Prime Minister Samuel Hinds and Agriculture Minister Robert Persaud were accusing the PNCR of trying to score cheap political mileage by the visit of PNCR presidential candidate Mr David Granger to the flooded areas of Region 9.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to your editorial (June 24) on Jack Warner, the Minister of Works and Transport in Trinidad  and FIFA Vice –  President who resigned a week ago amidst allegations of wrongdoing.

Dear Editor, The other day, I placed a call to the Ministry of Home Affairs. 

Dear Editor, The Commissioner of Police wishes to express surprise at a statement made by Mr.

Dear Mr. Editor, Please allow me the privilege to respond to the letter headlined `The Response of the regional administration to the Region 9 flood was timely and unprecedented – SN Saturday June 25 2011’ by Karl Singh District Development Officer Annai Sub District.