Dear Editor, Once again, it has become imperative that I respond to content in the media about myself, having read, the front page headline of the Guyana Chronicle (October 21st) captioned `NCN CEO gets higher pay than ministers –New Board uneasy about performance’.
Dear Editor, Any contract between a government and its people is predicated on trust.
Dear Editor, One of the contentions of the coalition government regarding ministerial salary increase is the argument put forward by the President himself that higher salary increases for ministers (presumably not the rank and file public servants) will lead to “good governance”.
Dear Editor, In the High Court, Singh, J. has ruled inter alia, that Magistrate Singh can sentence Samuel Hinds Jnr.
Dear Editor, I learnt with much grief about the death of an outstanding Guyanese educator Mr.
Dear Editor, It seems like before the ink could even dry on the last letter I wrote (via the printed media) to GTT about their internet service that leaves a lot more to be desired, here I am again in a sense of deja vu expressing the utter dissatisfaction of customers at the cellular service GTT offers.
Dear Editor, I attended Saint Stanislaus (1977-1982) with Winston Brassington’s brother (my classmate).
Dear Editor, I have noticed in the media that the Jawalla Village Council is complaining about a decision handed down by the High Court stating that the Mazaruni River is not part of the Amerindian Titled Lands.
Dear Editor, The National Library’s Gillian Thompson Reading Challenge initiative is praiseworthy (SN 18 Oct).
Dear Editor, A news item in yesterday’s edition of your newspaper informed that the Government of Guyana has engaged a recruitment agency to conduct the “search” for suitable candidates to head the Guyana Office for Investment (Go-Invest).
Dear Editor, Permit me not to overshadow or minimize in any way shape or form the elation inherent in the letter Stabroek News, October 20, 2015 `Welcome Styrofoam ban’ by Ruplall Dudhnath.
Dear Editor, Marlon James appeared on my radar around the time his book, “A Brief History of Seven Killings,” was placed on the long list for the coveted Man Booker Prize.
Dear Editor, I have been quietly observing the standoff over the recent increases granted to senior government officials, and it seems as though this will probably go into the next election if the provocateurs aren’t brought around to the idea that there are much more productive ventures which can benefit from their energies.
Dear Editor, The Liberal Party won Monday’s general elections in Canada and the incumbent Prime Minister Stephen Harper immediately congratulated the challenger Justin Trudeau and announced his resignation as leader of the Tories (Conservatives).
Dear Editor, Janette Bulkan, in a letter appearing in your last Sunday edition, points to two features of laws governing presidential immunity from prosecution, which clarify some of the confusion surrounding this issue.
Dear Editor, A situation fraught with danger arose in the Southern Caribbean when the Venezuelan Government in its May decree sought to violate Guyana’s territorial integrity and by marshalling troops on our border sought to subdue us by intimidation.
Dear Editor, The rationale used to justify the increase in salaries for the Ministers is not only absurd, it is self-incriminating.
Dear Editor, I fully support the views of Vidyaratha Kissoon that consensus can be achieved when there are different views (‘Diwali date difference has consensus opportunities’ – SN 17/10/20150).
Dear Editor, Former Prime Minister Mr. Sam Hinds commented on 16 October 2015 on my article entitled “Will NICIL be different?”
Dear Editor, On October 18, 2015 at 1:34 AM, I was awoken from my sleep.
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