Dear Editor, Australia holds elections on September 7 with opinion polls suggesting that the incumbent Labour Party led by Kevin Rudd (since June), in coalition with the Greens, will be defeated by the opposition Coalition led by Tony Abbott of the Liberal Party.
Dear Editor, Your article entitled ‘Group teaching Linden youth to be servant leaders,’ [sic] published on August 29, 2013, discussed a very important issue, namely the initiatives being taken by the group Youth Vision in relation to Guyanese youth.
Dear Editor, Kindly permit me space to respond to a letter published in the Friday August 30, 2013 edition of the Stabroek News under the caption, ‘Protracted process, high charges to retrieve package at GPO.’
Dear Editor, We acknowledge receipt of your letter dated September 2013 regarding a letter of complaint published in your newspaper (‘Soot problem in Diamond,’ August 30).
Dear Editor, The letter published in the September 4 edition of your newspaper, captioned ‘Nitpicking’ signed by Messrs Asquith Rose and Harish S Singh, purports to be a response to one written by myself, but touches very briefly on the only two issues I raised.
Dear Editor, There are some issues concerning the Guyana Prize for Literature that need to be addressed, and I will articulate them.
Dear Editor, I thank John Mair for acknowledging the placement of my collection of doggerel on this year’s Guyana Prize, Best Book of Fiction shortlist.
Dear Editor, With reference to the immediate dismissal of UG’s Bursar and Chief Accountant, the Secretary of the University of Guyana Students’ Society (UGSS) made a comment which can be read online.
Dear Editor, With reference to the letter captioned ‘Public servants are grossly underpaid’ (SN, September 5), I visited Guyana in the summers of 2009 and 2010, and had matters to take care of with several ministries (pensions, NIS benefits, local government matters, etc), and several times I was asked by civil servants for lunch or taxi-fare money.
Dear Editor, Guyana is going through trying times. Just over the past month, we’ve seen a spike in senseless killings, road accidents and cases of domestic violence that seem to only pile up with each passing day.
Dear Editor, Has Guyana lost the art of sub-editing letters? I saw recently in another organ a letter which spread over nearly two pages.
Dear Editor, The Alliance for Change considers the recent character assassination of two of its leaders a feeble attempt to destroy the party’s credibility.
Dear Editor, The Stabroek News of Tuesday September 3, 2013 reported that the University of Guyana Council sacked the Bursar and Chief Accountant.
Dear Editor, President Ramotar’s most recent criticisms of APNU’s position on Amaila, relative to the employment of Guyanese and other matters are baseless, misleading, erroneous, and intellectually dishonest.
Dear Editor, I write to dig up once again the sore issue of the grossly underpaid state of teachers in particular, and public servants generally.
Dear Editor, Guyanese must wake up and realize that bad politics have killed our country (whether Indian, African, Amerindian, etc) and we need to stand up and take back Guyana.
Dear Editor, It was just last week that the legendary Michael Findlay was commenting on the content of the development aspect of the CPL and I had cause to revisit the spin-off benefits that were derived from the Stanford T 20 tournament.
Dear Editor, I read in the newspapers of August 29 that there are prizes for 16-19 years age group in the Neal and Massy 10K Road Race and Fitness Walk.,
Dear Editor, Guyana has come out tops in the CSEC examinations for yet another year.
Dear Editor, Congrats to Ruel Johnson for his shortlisting for the Guyana Prize for Fiction.
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