Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I, respectfully, would like to respond in detail to Mr.

Dear Editor, There has been a low level of political commitment to halt corruption in Region Two where there are allegations of the illegal sale of transported house lots in Charity New Housing Scheme.

Dear Editor, I have to admit to total agreement with the grand decision by Judge Chang on the cross-dressing case.

Dear Editor,   I am very much annoyed with the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company.

Dear Editor, I read Ms. Manbodh’s letter in your newspaper yesterday.  

Dear Editor, I write to urge my fellow Guyanese New Yorkers to vote today which is Primary Election Day in New York City and across most of America, to choose a Democratic candidate for November’s general elections. 

Dear Editor, The struggle against Burnham was not an Indian struggle against Africans but a Guyanese struggle against repression, lack of democracy, rigged elections and a militarized state.

Dear Editor, Noise nuisance continues to be a major problem countrywide, even though it would require minimum effort to curtail it, hence it reflects poorly on the performance of the relevant minister and police force. 

Dear Editor, I read RA Narine’s letter to your newspaper dated August 30 regarding a foal standing over its dead mother on the East Coast Road at BV. 

Dear Editor, This refers to the letter published by Kaieteur News from Christopher Ram under the caption ‘Brassington dodged… questions…’ One suspects that Stabroek News is awaiting legal advice before publishing that letter, in which Mr Ram suggests on many grounds that society should be protected from Mr Brassington.

Dear Editor, The Essequibo Technical Institute (ETI) is located in Anna Regina Essequibo.

Dear Editor, Aside from providing Guyana with a cheap, clean source of electricity, the question on every everyone’s mind seems to be is the Amaila Falls Hydroelectricity Project viable?

Dear Editor, One of Essequibo’s finest cricketers has exited the world, having entered it from a rich cricketing family background.

Dear Editor, I should like to comment on an interview ostensibly on the Amaila Hydroelectric Project and related matters with the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) President, Mr Clinton Urling, carried in the KN of August 26.

Dear Editor, I thought it is very appropriate during Amerindian Heritage Month, to share my findings on the term ‘Guyana.’

Dear Editor, In Guyana there is an absence of restrooms, which term we borrow from the Americans but which are simply referred to locally as toilets.

Dear Editor, Your readers included, I read with interest the editorial titled ‘Who are we?’

Dear Editor, Shaun Samaroo’s ‘Being a cause for solutions’ (SN, August 29), is a novel variation on the theme ‘Yes we can’ that characterized President Obama’s 2008 campaign.  

Dear Editor, Each day you open the newspaper, it is always about the Amaila Hydro Project.

Dear Editor, There is a situation in Guyana that has long gone out of control, namely the use of illegal firearms.