Letters to the Editor

A voter has the right to secrecy

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.

Ramsaran worked hard on behalf of the Guyanese and Indian diasporas

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).

The Guyana Cricket Board cannot hold elections until the annual returns have been submitted to the Registrar of Friendly Societies

Dear Editor, In response to statements made in the Kaieteur News, Saturday, January 15, 2011 and the Stabroek News, Monday, January 17 by Mr Chetram Singh, President of the Guyana Cricket Board, the Registrar of Friendly Societies is duty bound to conduct or cause to be audited any society registered under the Friendly Societies Act Chapter 36:04 under the Laws of Guyana.

Richie Richardson is a good choice as manager

Dear Editor, Amid the continued emergence of influential personalities from the little islands of the Eastern Caribbean that are entrenched within the hierarchy of West Indies cricket, the latest appointment of Richie Richardson as West Indies new Team Manager is indeed refreshing and has provided a ray of hope, just like the rise of the early morning sun.

Ignorance is still king

Dear Editor, You gotta give it to the PPP. They may be spectacular failures in many things but they are A students in understanding the psyche and mentality of the Guyanese people and knowing how to control and exploit it.

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