Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,   In their letter captioned “APNU can solve the county’s problems and restore its pride” (Kaieteur News of October 23, 2012) Dr.

Dear Editor, This is in reference to `PNM wins local govt elections; UNC holds on to base’ ( SN Oct 22). 

Dear Editor, Undoubtedly, beverage giants Banks DIH Limited over the last few decades has remained the single largest and longest sponsor of football in Georgetown dating back from the 1970’s – 80’s with the Demico League (Division 1) being the beneficiary.

Dear Editor,   I completed the programme, Introduction to Social Work just over two years ago through the Institute of Distance and Continuing Education (I.D.C.E)

Dear Editor, The bold press releases issued on the subject of the belated (and beleaguered) Anti-Money Laundering Bill should be adequately applauded, despite the long time lapse allowed by the Administration to address the issue.

Dear Editor, I extend thanks, on behalf of Mr. Raja Singh, to the Minister of Education, Mrs.

Dear Editor, I have read the joint statement on reparations in Stabroek News, October 12 by Duane Edwards, Melissa Ifill, Charlene Wilkinson and Tacuma Ogunseye, and I share the approach for wider participation and dissemination of information on this subject, so that trusted individuals can be involved in this process, which is an ancestral responsibility and not to be taken for granted. 

Dear Editor, Grateful if you could please publish this disclaimer which was first published on my Facebook page in the year 2012.

Dear Editor, I was disappointed to learn of President Ramotar’s use of the 7th Annual National Toshao’s Council (NTC) meeting to bash the political opposition; instead of focusing on issues pertinent to Guyana’s Indigenous Peoples.

Dear Editor, Allow me to express how grateful I am as a young political student and a Caricom citizen who recently observed what I would describe as a ground-breaking event by our regional court, an event that many Guyanese should be aware of and evidently proud of.

Dear Editor, On the evening of October 13, my daughter and I visited my granddaughter who lives in Cummings Lodge.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Education wishes to thank Mr. GHK Lall for bringing to its attention through the Stabroek News by way of a letter in its columns `Minister Manickchand should address the concerns of this weeder’ (SN Oct 22, 2013) , the non-payment for weeding services provided by Mr.

Dear Editor, Permit me a handful of quick questions on this latest farce from the PPP concerning its own ‘integrity commission.’

Dear Editor,    The letter by Mr. Mark Dacosta titled `The Government should start implementing the recommendations of the Disciplined Forces report in order to tackle crime’ SN 18 Oct 2013, is so important that apart from complimenting him, every household irrespective of any affiliation should secure a copy and share it with friends  so that we all urge the government to act now. 

Dear Editor, In recent weeks we have witnessed a police crackdown on serious crimes involving firearm use, in some instances lethal force being an inevitable factor.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Times of Wednesday, October 16, 2013 reported on a trade union clash over contract workers.

Dear Editor,   This is just a reminder that that US Diversity Visa Lottery Programme (DV-2015) is accepting applications for the Green Card Lottery.

Dear Editor,   The Local Government institutions in Region Two  are crashing, another councillor and chairman of the Charity/Urasara Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) has resigned following alleged mismanagement of the council’s affairs.

Dear Editor, I write to bring to the attention of readers, the Transport and Harbours Department and the Ministry of Transport, the violation of speedboat transport operating norms and a violation of my rights at the Supenaam boarding.

Dear Editor, One would have expected that the Minister of Education, who was present at the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of UG, to have apprehended the implications of the President’s remarks on embracing change for the practice of education in Guyana.