Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The current discussion on the sugar industry vis-à-vis the bauxite industry being conducted by the PPP/C is deserving of context.

Dear Editor, We are constantly reminded by the central bank through the media that there is no shortage of foreign currency in the country and that the spread between the buying and selling rates should be no more than $3, yet the public is bombarded daily by contrary scenarios when they approach the cambios and banks.

Dear Editor, By now, Article 161(2) of the Constitution of Guyana must be one of the most familiar provisions of that document where the populace is concerned.

Dear Editor, The actions of the Town Clerk, whereby he contrived to have the council defy specific instructions from the Minister of Communities, who has ministerial responsibility for M&CC, in relation to the suspension of the parking meters by-laws is insubordination and is grounds for disciplinary action.

Dear Editor At his recent press conference, Mr Jadgeo claimed that I was the Guyanese representative in South Africa. 

Dear Editor, The government is confronted with the reality of a new and different kind of protest; in effect, it is where multiple protests converge under a single umbrella. 

Dear Editor, I call for a national debate on this question: Should Guyana consider adopting the USD as our national currency?

Dear Editor, The brutal killing of three persons and the injuries caused to many others in Westminster, London by a British- born terrorist has generated widespread condemnation by world leaders including US President Donald Trump.

Dear Editor, Something is not right with the suspension of the parking meter arrangements. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Agricultural and General Workers Union (GAWU) has taken note of the letter appearing in the March 21 edition of the Guyana Times from the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo).

Dear Editor, On the 6th March, I went to renew my driver’s licence.

Dear Editor, I visited the eye clinic at GPHC on March 22.

Dear Editor, The article titled ‘Town Clerk should do the honourable things, resign -Acting Mayor Duncan’ refers (SN, March 23). 

Dear Editor, I commend Ms Sherlina Nageer and Mr Chris Persaud on their letters published in your newspaper under the captions, ‘Who gave an American missionary permission to preach in Georgetown schools?’

Dear Editor, The odd behaviour of a senior public servant towards a junior member of staff that recently went viral on social media was most disgraceful and unacceptable to say the least.

Dear Editor, A post on facebook recently read: “International Women’s Day event at Theatre Guild organised by UG and UNICEF…I told them the main culprit was alcohol abuse, reduce it and you will reduce domestic abuse, suicide, noise, drunk driving, etc etc.”

Dear Editor, Two dates to remember: March 6, 1997 and March 28, 2009; they mark the occasion of the deaths of Dr Cheddi Jagan and his wife Ms Janet Jagan.

Dear Editor, Your March 21editorial captioned ‘Not the President’s model public servant’ did a great job of highlighting the good conduct appertaining to one’s duties as a public servant.

Dear Editor, With reference to the letter captioned ‘Who gave an American missionary permission to preach in Georgetown schools?’

Dear Editor, I read in the Kaieteur News of Friday 10, an interesting article titled ‘Government tables bill to licence three or more animals…’ Readers were informed that the House has voted to send the bill to a Select Committee for fine tuning.