Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, For years it has been my view that the Mashramani float parades should be re-routed.

Dear Editor, There can be no more fitting expression than the one used in your editorial of Jan 20 to describe the actions of former Haitian dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier’s return to his homeland – a country  weighed down in unending and untold sufferings.

Dear Editor, Emile Mervin’s missive titled ‘We need leaders who can point us to the way of unity and prosperity’ published in the SN on January 30, again exposes the shortsightedness of Mr Ramjattan’s Bath Settlement call.

Dear Editor, There have been many commentaries and letters in the press about who should be the next presidential candidate for the PPP/C in 2011.This

Dear Editor, I have been following with great interest, the profiles of persons entering the race at this year’s general elections to be the next president of Guyana, and I think attorney-at-law, Ralph Ramkarran is the most suitable candidate.

Dear Editor, I write to sincerely commend the Immigration Department of the Guyana Police Force for the exceptional quality of service being provided to members of the public.

Dear Editor, Wednesday, February 2, dawned like any other ordinary day – birds singing, sun shining and a gentle cooling breeze blowing. 

Dear Editor, In February 2010, 1 applied to the Police Divisional Commander at Cove and John and then to the Commissioner of Police seeking permission to acquire a simple air gun, and made reference to the fact that I have been a firearm holder for over twenty-five years.

Dear Editor, Over the past few days there were debates in and out of Parliament on the credibility of the Old Age Pensioners current register.

Dear Editor, The Minister of Labour has been kind enough to give us a comprehensive list of the former PNC finance minister’s performance while in office.

Dear Editor, Noha Tarek, an Egyptian graduate student studying political science proclaimed to a BBC reporter that she was participating in Egypt’s pro-democracy rallies for greater prosperity, peace and freedom even if her participation resulted in her death. 

Dear Editor, I would like to bring to the attention of the Guyanese public that after doing a fan-out exercise on behalf of the Alliance for Change, I found that many young people who ought to be voting for the first time are not registered.

Dear Editor, The first thing to note is the AFC’s Action Plan did not (and I insist did not!)

Dear Editor, I wish to refer to your article in Friday’s edition of Stabroek Business titled, ‘Georgetown Chamber not financially able to advocate for small businesses, secretary says.’

Dear Editor, I refer to your front page of February 1, where the main one on the left declares for all to see “Law and order at ‘optimal level.’”

Dear Editor, It has been, and continues to be, a refreshing experience of usually urban-based businesses seizing the opportunity to serve communities developing outside traditional geographic perimeters.

Dear Editor, In an article of Feb 2 in SN, Minister of Agriculture Robert Persaud in response to questions raised by parliamentarian Mervyn Williams on the projected completion date of the Hope Canal Project stated that duration of the project was close to 18 months, with completion in 2012.

Dear Editor, The AFC has presented its Action Plan. It would be the first manifesto to be unveiled, marking the start of a new phase of the election cycle.

Dear Editor, I wish to draw attention to a letter headlined ‘The indigenous people are wiser now’ in SN of January 28, penned by  Martin Cheong.

Dear Editor, The decline of education in Guyana since the 1980s has been a major concern for every educated Guyanese citizen.