Mr Nadir here are some of the state entities with poor audit records
Dear Editor, Mr. Manzoor Nadir’s letter on the 2011 budget (S/N Jan.
Dear Editor, Mr. Manzoor Nadir’s letter on the 2011 budget (S/N Jan.
Dear Editor, The vacancies advertised by the Teaching Service Commission in the Sunday papers of January 16, 2011 total 620, identified as follows: a) Nursery – 85 b) Primary – 237 c) Secondary – 77 d) Heads of Department (Primary and Secondary) – 203 e) Practical Instruction Centres – 18 Examination of the various texts reveal some interesting, if not wholly disturbing, indicators of the extent to which some regions are bereft of relevant qualified human resources.
Dear Editor, The letter by my old friend and comrade Navin Chandarpal, ‘A voter has the right to secrecy,’ (SN, Jan 21), and the response of President Bharat Jagdeo as reported by Demerarawaves.com,
Dear Editor, During this week I had the pleasure of being involved in two events which really made me feel proud to be Guyanese.
Dear Editor, What more can I say? When it’s the weather, it’s pricing and when it’s not that, and then it’s us farmers being put under pressure due to non-payment from the Mahaicony Rice Mill (MRL).
Dear Editor, I am an avid reader of your daily newspaper.
Dear Editor, We are shocked but not surprised by the miserable increases in the starvation-level old age pensions and public assistance from $6600 to $7500 and $4900 to $5500 per month respectively.
Dear Editor, For a few years I have been reading the annual diatribe by Christopher Ram on the budgets which the government has been tabling.
Dear Editor, Thank you for the opportunity to respond to the anonymous author who penned the letter captioned ‘The TRIPS system tripping us up; goods are left on the wharf for months,’ published in the January 15 edition of the Stabroek News.
Dear Editor, In response to my letter published on January 20 (KN), (‘A voter has the right to secrecy’ SN, January 21) President Jagdeo made a series of accusations against me.
Dear Editor, I noted the contents in Stabroek News of January 18, ‘Budget fails to deliver to poor, jobless – Greenidge.’
Dear Editor, I write to commend Mr Bhulai and Mr E B John for their eye-opening letters to save the Garden City.
Dear Editor, After presiding over the almost total destruction of Guyana’s cricket, Mr Chetram Singh has woken up to comment on divisions in the Demerara Cricket Board and Guyana Cricket Board.
Dear Editor, The PPP presidential hopefuls for 2011 should not air their dirty laundry in public.
Dear Editor, It is very sad that a United Nations Initiative, the International Year for People of African Descent, has led to a kind of bullying in Guyana.
Dear Editor, Member of the PPP’s Central Com-mittee and Executive Committee, Presi-dent Jagdeo, at a press conference said: “But more importantly, there is a danger we have always been worried that people could promise other things to get them to vote for them and this is the danger of secret balloting…” This view is an insult to the large majority of the Central Committee (CC) of the PPP in terms of what would influence the way in which they would vote in order to choose the presidential candidate for the PPP/C.
Dear Editor, I refer to the letter which appeared in the Guyana Chronicle dated January 15 and captioned ‘Greenidge should have adhered to decorum.’
Dear Editor, After not having visited Bartica in six years, I was fascinated by the smoothly asphalted streets and avenues through which speedy traffic whisked away along diverse routes.
Dear Editor, I am humbled by Suresh Singh’s citation of me, among a few other NY-based Guyanese, as someone who is deserving of the Indian Pravasi Award in letter captioned ‘There are others who are deserving of the Pravasi Award’ (SN, Jan 15) in response to Ashok Ramsaran’s recognition from the Government of India (GOI).
Dear Editor, I had written to you concerning being pushed around by NIS.
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