Dear Editor, Today we are hearing that people are marginalised, people are discriminated against, people are being denied jobs after they have gotten a university degree, etc.
Dear Editor, During the heat of the campaign when we were speculating about the margin the PPP would win by, some people said the PPP would get no less than 60% of the votes.
Dear Editor, Last Sunday, while driving to church, as I approached the junction at Mandela Avenue and the East Bank Highway, one of two young girls who were selling newspapers, attempted to cross the road, causing me to ‘brakes up.’
Dear Editor, I am sad. So sad that tears came to my eyes when I thought of what I learned.
Dear Editor, I was watching the nightly Capitol News on Tuesday, December 6, 2011.
Dear Editor, I am befuddled by the consistent and inexplicable lengthy delays of garbage disposal in the vicinity of Diamond; this continues to be a thorn in the flesh.
Dear Editor, The continued discussion about the Grow More Food campaign, the many letters to the editor and the editorial in Stabroek News ail makes interesting reading, especially those letters written by Dr Kenrick Hunte, the former general manager of the now defunct Guyana Agricultural and Industrial Development Bank.
Dear Editor, On Monday the President appointed Dr Leslie Ramsammy as the Minister of Agriculture in the newly formed cabinet, passing over Mr Dharamkumar Seeraj, the General Secretary of the Guyana Rice Producer’s Association (GRPA).
Dear Editor, Vishnu Bisram feels that we should scrap the 1980 constitution instead of changing it and we should revert to the 1966 constitution.
Dear Editor, Dr Surujbally declared that Gecom and its staff do not practise dishonesty or collaboration with any political party.
Dear Editor, I find it despicable that the back of Mr James Bond should show evidence of the brutality dispensed by the Guyana Police Force.
Dear Editor, I cannot escape the daily sight of a desperate and helpless child in need of an education, yet he is joyfully embraced by his mentally challenged mother who daily seeks sympathy from a sometimes hostile public while being exposed to the wrath of the weather.
Dear Editor, Having been present at the compilations of all General and Regional Elections since 1992, an interesting statistic is evident – more so after the 2006 and the just concluded 2011 elections.
Dear Editor, APNU/PNC came second in the elections. It got about 26,000 votes less than the PPP.
Dear Editor, In a two-part series captioned ‘Expectations for the 2011 national elections in Guyana‘ (‘In the Diaspora,’ SN, July 5 and 12, 2010) in which I reviewed the strengths and weaknesses of the three major political parties, the PPP, PNC and AFC, at the time, I wrote: “I believe the governing PPP is likely to be returned with a majority.
Dear Editor, As a citizen of Guyana, I am proud of our youth and I would like all of our adult Guyanese to give thanks and praise to our youth who have let their votes that were cast on November 28 bring back some pride and dignity to the Guyanese people.
Dear Editor, The outcome of last week’s general elections in Guyana reminds me of what happened in Trinidad in 2001 as a result of a division in the ruling camp when a party stalwart was not on the party’s list of candidates.
Dear Editor, I wish to extend heartiest congratulations to President Donald Ramotar who led the PPP/C to a minority victory in the free, fair and open elections of November 28 last.
Dear Editor, This morning on Canadian National Radio, there was an excellent documentary on the minority outcome of Russia’s recent parliamentary elections, and the unpopularity of Vladimir Putin who until now has been gleefully attempting to stage a comeback.
Dear Editor, Re: ‘Ramotar adds few new faces, ministry to cabinet,‘ (SN, December 6), President Donald Ramotar did say that his cabinet will be comprised entirely of PPP/Civic members, except for the Prime Minister who came in on the new Civic arm in 1992 and Bishop Juan Edghill’s appointment to Minister within the Ministry of Finance.
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