Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The lead story of the November 14 Stabroek News which addressed another imposed pay increase to public servants at its ultimate paragraph saliently said “While public servants have gotten increases since 2015, sugar workers have had their wages frozen and 7,000 have lost their jobs”.

Dear Editor, Recent publications show the existence of different accounts of the same events, centring on the Commission of Inquiry into the death of Walter Rodney. 

Dear Editor, “You may fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time” – Abraham Lincoln We welcome the announcement by the Caretaker Government of salary increases for 2019.

Dear Editor, I read David Hinds’ opinion, `Emptiness and Nothingness’, in the November 10, 2019 issue of Kaieteur News.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to a letter published on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 in Stabroek News under the caption – `No dividend from Police Force Credit Union since 2011’.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Public Infrastructure has heard the cries of residents living along the corridor from Fort Wellington to Bath Settlement in Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice) and wishes to inform that street lights have been confirmed for this vulnerable stretch.

Dear Editor, It is with grave concern that I pen this letter.

Dear Editor, In conversations with Guyanese voters, the ringing refrain by well-intentioned Indo Guyanese and Afro Guyanese who seek to justify supporting the party of their ethnicity is that their party is ‘the lesser of two evils’.

Dear Editor, Your last Sunday editorial `No coalitions’ highlights a grave gap in our country’s political debate.

Dear Editor, MP  Gail Teixeira’s letter published in the Sunday Stabroek, November 10, 2019, captioned: `Betrayal of Walter Rodney falls at the feet of his trusted comrades’, is a mixture of political deception and fallacy.

Dear Editor, It is good that we have been able to put to rest Mr.

Dear Editor, I draw the attention of your readers to the matter involving the UG student recently accused of making “nasty” racist remarks against Afro-Guyanese on Facebook.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Public Infra-structure is responding to an article by a KN columnist on Tuesday, Novem-ber 12, 2019 in which he said that traffic signals at certain strategic points on the East Coast and East Bank of Demerara have not been functioning as they should when night falls.

Dear Editor, I am very disappointed with the Guyana Police Force Credit Union, since 2011 they have not paid dividends to ranks although last October the annual general meeting was held.

Dear Editor, The AFC is on the national radar again this time struggling to retain the Prime Ministerial slot under the leadership of Khemraj Ramjattan.

Dear Editor, I was taken back by the following headline in  the Kaieteur News edition of  11 November 2019 `Contract deal shocking…Rusal ships out 12 times more than what they declare yearly’.

Dear Editor, Allow me to express a lingering thought on a matter that is now history.

Dear Editor, Permit my brief response to Mr Anthony Pantlitz‘s letter published in the Monday, November 4, 2019 edition of the Stabroek News, under the caption: `Impressed with Professor Thomas but we still differ on cash transfer’.

Dear Editor, Interesting how this country functions in spurts and stops. 

Dear Editor, There is a term in the political literature which refers to a situation in which people are better off not exercising their right to vote rather than making incorrect political choices.