Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, First, I commend the action taken by central government to suspend the bylaws of the M&CC to make the contract that the M&CC has with Smart City Solutions ineffective for the next three months.

Dear Editor, There are loud cries in the land over that recent nursing examination result. 

Dear Editor, It continues to puzzle how continuously, befuddled eminent counsel across the political governance spectrum would insist on making pronouncements uninformed by the very constitution which permits their existence.

Dear Editor, Your editorial titled, ‘Indentureship abolition,’ which adds to the celebration of the centenary of the abolition of the indentureship of Indians, is timely.

Dear Editor, The sugar workers at the now closed Wales Sugar Factory clamouring for their severance package have to understand they have to await the outcome of the court case.

Dear Editor, ‘The situation looks dread’  as the Rastafari would declare.

Dear Editor, On November 6, 2016 I made contact with Mr Colwyn Venture, enquiring if permission had been given to my neighbour (name provided) who resides in the building directly behind me to construct two concrete posts at the entrance of the right of way.

Dear Editor, We the residents of Cinema Road, Melanie Damishana, ECD have been suffering for far too long as we traverse this road to go about our business.

Dear Editor, The good news is that Jimmy Adams, the new director of cricket, says he believes the selection eligibility rules should be changed.

Dear Editor, I respond to the letter by Sherwin Delano Downer in SN of March 17.

Dear Editor, It will take some time before I can begin to say something meaningful about the death of Derek Walcott, the sea’s poet.

Dear Editor, Justice Duke Pollard is a retired member of the Caribbean Court of Justice and in the case of “Cedric Richardson v.

Dear Editor, I thank Mr Bernard Ramsay for his letter in SN of March 18, which was so refreshing on the subject of this Mexican stand-off between the PNC and PPP. 

Dear Editor, I refer to the article titled, `Poor teaching methods responsible for high failure rate at nurses’ state final –Public Health Ministry’ (SN March 19). 

Dear Editor, The PetroCaribe deal that facilitated the export of rice to Venezuela as a form of payment for fuel imported from Venezuela is an avenue that should be pursued as the highest priority.

Dear Editor, Three headlines, all in one edition of Stabroek News attracted my attention: ‘Interesting times?’

Dear Editor, I noticed that in a recent release, re the now infamous pharmaceutical award to ANSA McAl, that “officials” from the Public Health Ministry (MoPH) have been quoted as saying that many of the drugs which are imported and supplied come from ‘Third World’ countries.

Dear Editor, I read the caption of the story ‘Charlestown youth sentenced to prison for marijuana possession’, and then I read the accused got more than two years in jail for having in her possession 4 ozs of Cannabis.

Dear Editor, According to a BBC Report, some twenty million people in four African countries run the risk of death from starvation due mainly to political instability and conflicts.

Dear Editor, I learnt that the rice magnate Mr Turhane Doerga of the Alesie Rice Group is shutting shop after 25 years in the rice and paddy business.