Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, To some Guyanese the bad experiences that Chanderpaul is reported to have had at his country`s international airport reflect some sort of racial animus.

Dear Editor, As the world today observes Inter-national Day of Peace let us not lose sight of the fact that without justice there can be no peace.

Dear Editor, When we work they take out tax from our wages, then when we save a little in the bank and we go to get interest on our savings, they take out 20% as withholding tax.

Dear Editor, According to reports in the Stabroek News the junior Minister of Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs Valerie Garrido-Lowe has acknowledged receiving complaints from many villages of irregularities in the recently held elections.

Dear Editor, I am for national unity/social cohesion at any place and any time but not anyhow.

Dear Editor, I write to you about a fellow Guyanese whose contributions to education need to be communicated effectively to Guyanese educators, students and those who love knowledge and have an interest in mathematics in particular.

Dear Editor, We wish to respond to a letter published in SN written by Mr Charles Selman and titled ‘What is the situation with the East Coast Cricket Board?’

Dear Editor,   National unity is a political whipping horse that has attracted innumerable jockeys on Guyana’s post-independent political turf.

Dear Editor I read the editorial ‘Quality educational leadership’ (Stabroek News, September 17).

Dear Editor, The London High Commission should be the plum posting in the Foreign Service of Guyana.

Dear Editor, In practically every ward of Georgetown there are scores of abandoned, derelict and hazardous buildings, to which building inspectors are assigned.

Dear Editor, For the record, there is reported to be an official opposition somewhere in parliament and out there.

Dear Editor, The crisis involving thousands of refugees from conflict-torn Middle Eastern countries trying to enter Western Europe is most disturbing.

Dear Editor, I am so pleased to read that the new management and board of NCN have seen the wisdom of erecting a proper fence at the National Communication Network (NCN).

Dear Editor, Kindly permit me space to respond to a letter published in your newspaper dated September 16, 2015 titled, ‘Lands and Surveys has not activated sub-offices.’

Dear Editor,   The newspaper report in SN of 15th September, at page 9, I regard as closing the issue of the appointment of a Registrar, Ms Rosalie Robertson, an attorney-at-law of long standing.

Dear Editor, Unusual stories from the Guyana airport shouldn’t be seen as singular.

Dear Editor, Corruption keeps riding the waves and bears examination again today.

Dear Editor, As some continue to pursue the issue of bringing the opposition into the cabinet one cannot lose sight of what happens day-to-day in governance.

Dear Editor, Many of us in the diaspora are concerned with some of the actions along with apparent contradictions which are emerging in some sectors of the new administration.