Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, In the year 2011, I moved into Diamond Housing Scheme to live.

Dear Editor, How many more times will Minister Edghill be allowed to lie without any evidence and have his lies printed uncensored by the media?

Dear Editor, Guyana is a small peaceful country. Our borders were clearly demarcated and internationally accepted in law through the 1899 Arbitral Award.

Dear Editor, Guyanese are masters at masking their racial inclinations. Maybe but not surprisingly, in an attempt to deflect people’s perception of their actions, they seek to paint a picture of themselves growing up amongst people of another race and mixing feely with them.

Dear Editor, Please let me say from the beginning that I am no expert on law enforcement, but would like to think that I have a reasonable amount of common sense.

Dear Editor, I heard this fishy story, which is par for the course in Guyana. 

Dear Editor, This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of indentureship.

Dear Editor, For years  Guyanese citizens have  been  pleading with  our  leaders  to  address  the  issue  of  noise nuisance.

Dear Editor, My sincere apologies for omitting to mention Alim Hosein’s contribution to the visual arts through commentaries in the newspapers.

Dear Editor, It is almost two decades since “inclusionary democracy” was enshrined in the Constitution of Guyana as the “principal objective” of the “political system” as per Article 13.

Dear Editor, At the recently concluded 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on August 26, 2020, with shareholders and board members of Ogle Airport Inc.

Dear Editor, On January 12th 1998, more than 200 Indian-Guyanese were beaten, robbed and assaulted in the streets of Georgetown.

Dear Editor, Why does Mr Nascimento (SN of Sept 19, 2020) have to use Freddie Kissoon’s inaccurate statements about TIGI?

Dear Editor, There are a couple of questions that I wish to direct to the folks at NIS.

Dear Editor, The recent letter in the press that speaks of the death of Courtney Crum-Ewing and the lack of completion of the investigation into his murder under the Granger Administration was quite enlightening.

Dear Editor, Please allow me some space in your newspaper to express some of my views as a citizen of Guyana who lived out of Guyana for more than thirty years.

Dear Editor, A sixteen-year-old girl from the Coren-tyne Coast, along with her Grandmother, a friend who drove the car and a family friend, left for the Cheddi Jagan International Airport for a flight to the US in the midst of the protests promoted by David Granger and Joseph Harmon on the West  Coast Berbice, believing that they would be safe, protected by the police.

Dear Editor, I congratulate the new Government as it appears to be taking a keen interest in the established twinning of Aberdeen, UK and Georgetown and the benefits accruing.

Dear Editor, Plural societies, especially those formed out of colonial experiences, need to work consciously at nurturing and deepening national cohesion.

Dear Editor, The recent and not-recent killings of young men by unknown perpetrators and women by current and past partners are continuing evidence of the impact of the widespread social norm that guides, directs, recommends, accepts, condones, and excuses violence as a means to get what we want, correct wrongdoing, resolve disputes, manage conflicts, and settle scores.