Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Mark Benschop will one day be given his due to play an integral role in the reshaping of democracy in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Thank you for permitting me space in your newspaper to highlight the royal runaround I am having with GT&T. 

Dear Editor, I write responding to the letter, ‘Belle Vue co-op cane farmers have been deprived of their land; authorities will not act,’ published in the August 21, 2013 edition of the Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, I make reference to a letter published in your letters column of Friday August 16, 2013 captioned ‘Short weight in Essequibo markets’ and wish to make this response to the letter writer Mr Baliram Persaud.

Dear Editor, Your business editorial dated August 16 on the Georgetown Chambers of Commerce and Industry (GCCI)/Guyana Association of Private Security Organisa-tions (GAPSO), security seminar refers.

Dear Editor, When Cde Donald Ramotar declined re-election to the post of General Secretary (GS) of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) to focus on his presidency he displayed a great deal of mature leadership.

Dear Editor, The response from Mr Mike McCormack, which was published in the Stabroek News of Wednesday, August 21, 2013, under the caption ‘Gecom is treating civil society interest in elections as an unwelcome development,’ is most surprising.

Dear Editor, The recent statements by Ambassador Hardt on the hydropower project are on the mark, and to me, ‒ getting democracy stabilized and economies on the move, to an open-door relationship with America which has abdicated any imperialist designs whether these be cultural, political or economic.

Dear Editor, I was very saddened to read of the death of former AG Doodnauth ‘Doodie’ Singh.

Dear Editor, I read the letters from Messrs Elroy Stephney, Intikhab Sankar and Winston Boston on the cricket bill.

Dear Editor, I know that the Dr Ashni Singh is extremely busy but I am writing with hope that he will grant this wish of mine which would benefit me and many hundreds of fellow Guyanese.

Dear Editor, Isn’t it a shame that UG will open in a few days and grades for last semester as well as registration confirmations have not been completed?

Dear Editor, I am counted among the many who long for the Rodney Inquiry to be called up and done with so that we can have closure.

Dear Editor, I would be very grateful if you publish the following in response to a blogger and others of his ilk who might feel that his assertions have any accuracy.

Dear Editor, In the PPP Central Committee’s report at the congress and in a number of reports by delegates from the workshops a lot was said about corruption and the negative attitude of some leaders in addressing problems at the grassroots level.

Dear Editor, Monuments do not only freeze images in our minds and help us form opinions about experiences which we have no knowledge of, but they depict the frozen ideas in their creator’s mind of the subject matter being shaped.

Dear Editor, Norman Browne’s letter ‘The culture of the ownership of women must cease’ refers (Stabroek News, August 16).

Dear Editor, The bombshell revelation that Mr Nigel Hughes is in fact Secretary of the Amaila Falls Hydro Project Inc, while serving as Chairman of the Alliance For Change has naturally captured the public interest.

Dear Editor, The Amaila Falls Hydropower project is symptomatic of a wider problem.

Dear Editor, The letter of Mr Vishnu Persaud, PRO of Gecom, in SN August 17 putting Facing the Future (FtF) organizations in their place over their pamphlet, aimed at educating the public about local government elections, is surprisingly defensive.