Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I read with interest the many experts who have shared their ideas on flood relief strategies for Georgetown and the East Coast Demerara.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Times front page headline and photograph dated July 25, 2015 which screamed, “Law students AG clash over “uncertain’ Hugh Wooding agreement”, with the accompanying photograph captioned, “A law student making a point during Friday’s forum with Attorney General Basil Williams at the Arthur Chung Convention Centre, Liliendaal, Greater Georgetown” is erroneous.

Dear Editor, On Wednesday, July 22, around 1.30pm I received a cell phone call from Amerindian voters of Mainstay/Whyaka saying that they were being disenfranchised from casting their votes for a new village council and Toshao, according to the Amerindian Act 2006.The

Dear Editor, Just about every clear-thinking Guyanese strongly suspected that there was a death squad prowling around unchecked.

Dear Editor,   The build-up of water in Georgetown during the rainy season is a natural feature of the city, along with other coastal areas which lie below or just about at sea level.

Dear Editor,   I wish to say thank you to Mrs Marilyn Collins, former Director of the Food and Drug Department, for the very informative articles she has written these past few weeks in the ‘Stabroek Business’ supplement of Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, I’m very concerned about loud music in mini-buses especially on Route 44, regardless as to whether it is to or from BV, Victoria, Mahaica or Rosignol.

Dear Editor, On page 16 of the Stabroek News of July 22 there is a photograph of the Attorney General in a meeting with the Ambassador of China to Guyana.

Dear Editor, A few days ago a three-toed sloth was seen in the burning sun on a road in Campbellville.

Dear Editor, The PPP is in dire straits. One wonders if the party has actually lost its way, as Ralph Ramkarran noted, or if the party is totally oblivious to the dilemma in which it finds itself.

Dear Editor, We note with grave disappointment that the Police Service Commission has refused to fire Inspector Narine Lall, who was found by the High Court to have tortured Twyon Thomas, a 14-year-old West Demerara teenager in 2009 by soaking his genitals with methylated spirts and setting them alight, action that those who believe in the inalienable right of all persons not to be subjected to torture have justifiably expected to result in expulsion from the police force.

Dear Editor, There are a number of issues affecting the residents of Hosororo-Kumaka-Mabaruma, and other satellite villages in this sub-region of the North West District.

Dear Editor, As a patriotic Guyanese I wish to express my concern over the Guyana-Venezuela border controversy.

Dear Editor,   My deepest condolences to the family and relatives of the twin brothers Ricardo and Renaldo Ram who lost their lives after being involved in an accident at Harlem on the West Coast Demerara on Tuesday.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter appearing in the Guyana Chronicle the day before yesterday which refers to a letter published by the Guyana Times on July 17, from D Charles.

Dear Editor, Every time I pause to read these days, the Guyana Police Force (GPF) is on the job, on the move, in the action, and registering some success.

Dear Editor,   During the last several years of the PPP’s tenure in office, the party began to develop a strange anti-Americanism.

Dear Editor, A collaboration with the Netherlands is useful to solve our drainage problems.

Dear Editor, The word accountability is used indiscriminately so often that it has become a meaningless buzz word, especially for those in leadership positions.

Dear Editor,   For some years I have been responding to invitations to the public from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to consider the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) of Pharsalus Gold Inc.