Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,  Massive fire erupts at Indonesian ammunition depot ( SN Mar 30). 

Dear Editor, I am writing to advocate for the inclusion of Political Science 101 and Civics in the curriculum of secondary schools across Guyana.

Dear Editor, I refer to recent news stories that indicate the government has decided to recruit nurses from Bangladesh via a company called Sigma Engineering which poses a number of questions in my mind.

Dear Editor, Given the constant failures of the GPL interconnected system and the resulting power outages affecting large swathes of the country simultaneously, is it not time to consider the benefits of ‘disconnecting’ the grid?

Dear Editor, This is my fourth letter on NIS. I am still awaiting for a proper response from the NIS Inspector.

Dear Editor, The check-off systems in general can be classified into two: the revocable and the irrevocable check-off.

Dear Editor, Whilst I welcome the “maritime assets” France is sending our way, accept and Bless, I really do not see the reason why that acquisition should be accompanied by the establishment of a French embassy in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Readers would recall that I had done an assessment of the Guyana Power and Light Inc.

Dear Editor, The recent uproar over the current shortage of nurses and the solution being put in place do present an opportunity for a constructive discussion in order to reach a mutually acceptable solution.

Dear Editor, As Guyanese reflect on the political landscape of Guyana, it has been a quarter of a century since the remarkable tenure of Janet Jagan as the country’s first female president (1997 – 1999).

Dear Editor, One of my colleagues told me that he went to the Central Housing and Planning Authority on 28th March to look after an urgent matter and arrived at approximately 1.30 pm but was told by the security guard that the agency was closed for business since around 1200 noon for a “function.” 

Dear Editor, I read an interesting piece, written by J. Abraham in the March 29, 2024 edition of the Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, Another Caricom state besieged by gangs.  Parts of Belize have been put under a state of emergency due to an increase in gang related activities (Loop News Mar 27).

Dear Editor, The Rupununi Football Association (RFA) is by far the biggest of the Regional Member Associations (RMAs) currently affiliated to the Guyana Football Federation, with a total of thirty-two clubs registered with the RFA.

Dear Editor, The prolonged drought has hit the residents of Saxacalli hard. 

Dear Editor, Sometimes we must be realistic, after the final ICJ ruling on the existing Essequibo controversy, then what?

Dear Editor, A friend sent me a short clip of President Ali being interviewed for the BBC’s Hard Talk programme. 

Dear Editor, Anyone’s heart would certainly empathise with the recent tragedy of the three young children who drowned in Region 9.

Dear Editor, It is indeed unfortunate that those in charge of our development, although we can see that they are doing a good job in improvement of the material resources of our country, seem not to realise that we need most of all to implement the inculcation of ethical and moral principles into our society.

Dear Editor, The Stabroek News may be ‘Guyana’s most trusted newspaper’ but is it the national  journal of record?