Dear Editor, As we collectively mourn the deaths of two of our men in uniform and citizens of Guyana there is disdain for the failure of the security services’ method of approach in containing and defusing a situation that caused the death of five Guyanese citizens.
Dear Editor, Thank you for the opportunity to respond to the letter captioned, ‘No answer from the Guyana Post Office,’ as carried in your letter column on Tuesday, November 12, 2013.
Dear Editor, The recent rampage of a licensed firearm owner resulting in the loss of five lives again brings to the fore the need for better gun oversight in Guyana.
Dear Editor, The news circulating regarding the credibility of Mohamed Osman’s recycling business that will be costing taxpayers/workers millions, reinforces the need for the immediate establishment of the Public Procurement Commission (PPC).
Dear Editor, The Private Sector Commission (PSC), through its chairman, Ronald Webster, was reported as angry that its petition to parliament on the anti-money laundering bill through the very partisan PPP/Civic MP Manzoor Nadir was rejected by the joint opposition.
Dear Editor, On behalf of my wife and family, councillors and staff of the Georgetown Municipality, I wish to offer profound condolences to the families of Police Officers Michael Forde and Sherwin Pantlitz, as well as to civilians Hugh Rowland and Vanessa Williams.
Dear Editor, Based on the media reports, several days have passed since Minister Rohee fell ill, and the government has not officially confirmed or denied the illness or the reports.
Dear Editor, Is hydropower the best solution for Guyana? Every Guyanese looks forward to cheaper and more reliable electricity.
Dear Editor, I am happy to report that efforts to have a full team of swimmers from Region 1 compete at the Nationals 2013 have paid off.
Dear Editor, What is absolutely clear today, after two years under President Ramotar, is that he is not in charge of his government.
Dear Editor, There is a healthy discussion taking place regarding the need for constitutional reform.
Dear Editor, Is anyone else getting tired of press releases from the PSC lecturing the opposition on parliamentary matters be it the budget, money laundering or the Amaila Hydropower Project?
Dear Editor, On October 22, 2013, I phoned the GWI to report the issue of sewage backing up into my yard, and I was given a reference number and was told that the information would be passed on to the relevant department.
Dear Editor, I wish to once again send out a call to the Ministry of Home Affairs along with the Guyana Police Force to review the licences for firearm licence holders.
Dear Editor, The Stabroek News front page photograph of Monday, November 11, showing the pile-up of garbage is instructive, but it represents only a part of the sad story; see the north and south of City Hall.
Dear Editor, The Demerara Harbour Bridge Authority ‘s scrapping of the collection of tickets on the western side might not have been the best decision.
Dear Editor, No one should have any problem whatsoever with any publication editing their letters; that’s a given, a prerogative and rightly so for various reasons ‒ some even at times being in the best interest of the contributor.
Dear Editor, I have served my adopted country for nearly 30 years of my life.
Dear Editor, I write about no small matter. Your headline, ‘No time-frame for 24-hour power supply to Mabaruma – Hinds’ (SN, November 11), has been read by everyone as a quote from me, which it is not; and I fear that it propagates an altogether different message from what I did actually write.
Dear Editor, I refer to Mr Veetal Rajkumar’s letter published in the November 7, 2013 edition of Stabroek News entitled ‘No basis for presuming higher deforestation is due to widespread illegal mining.’
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