Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, As the dust settles on the fanfare and the PR of handing over of houses constructed in Lethem by government approved contractors, home owners moving into these houses are being faced with the startling reality that many of these houses have flaws.

Dear Editor, It seems as though the Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha has his very own admirer from the other side of the House.

Dear Editor, Since the discovery of Oil and Gas, Guyana has tried to look for possibilities to reach a sustainable economic and social development for the prosperity and the wellbeing of its people.

Dear Editor, Well, it seems the authorities have finally come to the realisation that some structures on the seawall, within the vending space, are immobile, immoveable, permanent structures in violation of the contract terms and conditions.

Dear Editor, I noted the daily Chronicle report on President’s Ali visit with the diaspora in New York.

Dear Editor, I write to express my utmost delight upon learning about the reintroduction of hot meals to the economy cabin of Caribbean Airlines.

Dear Editor, On May 3rd to May 5th, the People’s Progressive Party [PPP] is having its most important event through its 32nd Congress at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal, Region 4.

Dear Editor, As the Member of Parliament responsible for Region Three, I cannot sit idly by while Minister Zulfikar Mustapha’s mismanagement of vital pump station projects threatens the well-being of our constituents.

Dear Editor, In a letter which was published in SN on April 18 on the above referenced subject, Mr.

Dear Editor,  The matter of the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) versus the Ministry of Education has to be a lesson learnt by the trade union community and all Guyanese.

Dear Editor, Let us educate and reeducate our children: Venezuelans in Guyana are not our enemies.

Dear Editor, Rickford Burke and Mark Benschop, under the guise of advocating for Afro-Guyanese rights, have consistently engag-ed in tactics that, paradoxically, erode those very rights they claim to defend.

Dear Editor, Any objective analyst would conclude that the current administration has been even-handed in its approach to national development.

Dear Editor, Since coming to power in 2020, the PPP/C Government has been engaged in a wide range of infrastructure projects including roadways, bridges, hospitals, energy systems, and so on.

Dear Editor, For 2024, an allocation of $135.2 billion has been set aside for the education sector from the national budget with $3 billion going towards the purchase of textbooks and $2.7 billion for training and development.

Dear Editor, Something is definitely wrong with the leaders of Guyana – all of them. 

Dear Editor, I am writing to propose a practical solution to address the recent displacement of vendors due to court orders in front of Muneshwers and Demico in Georgetown, Guyana.

Dear Editor, SN went to Fyrish, Corentyne this week.  It is the heart of PPP country. 

Dear Editor, What law(s) did the High Court, Judge Sandil Kissoon apply in ruling on the recent teachers’ strike.

Dear Editor, It is necessary for me to respond to the further inaccurate and absurd statements in Engineer Charles Sohan’s second letter in response to mine dated April 21, 2024 (Stabroek News).