Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, As part of a continued effort to highlight the role of the creative arts in interpreting our history and culture to foster and promote national unity, members for the Guyana United Artists will be undertaking a nation-wide walk to the major administrative centres of Guyana in the run up to General Elections 2011 and in the aftermath.

Dear Editor, When I stopped to speak to the ‘dog lady’ as Syeada Manbodh is affectionately known, I asked “why are you giving the GSPCA a hard time, the donkey looked OK to me”? 

Dear Editor, At US$835 million for a 165-megawatt plant, the Amaila Falls hydroelectric project is the costliest in the world.

Dear Editor, The appointment of Sam Hinds as the PPP’s Prime Ministerial Candidate for the fifth successive election shows that the PPP is intellectually at a dead end. 

Dear Editor, As a loyal Guyanese, who is anxious to witness urgent political change(s) so that our beloved country could return to socio-economic peace and stability, — I have to be naturally upset with the recent defection of Richard Van West Charles to the AFC.

Dear Editor, Please permit me the opportunity to comment on a recently aired programme of Plain Talk (aired on Oct 16th on WRHM channel 7), hosted by Mr.

Dear Editor, By happenstance, I was browsing the Criminal Law (Offences) Act, CAP 8:01, when my attention was drawn to Section 71 under Title 7.

Dear Editor, My letter here mirrors my response to Mr Christopher Ram’s article “Berbice Bridge Company Inc.

Dear Editor, Your editorial of October 10, 2011 seeks to paint Mr.

Dear Editor, After 19 years in government, Guyana’s ruling People’s Progressive Party (PPP) continues to flout the constitution and repudiate the rule of law in many aspects of its governance of Guyana.

Dear Editor, In this Election season, older persons are asked to remind the younger generation of what took place in the past.

Dear Editor, The purpose of my letter published in Stabroek News on September 28, 2011, was to highlight the stressful situation of an injured donkey which was having great difficulty in walking around the Vryheid’s Lust area on the East Coast and to identify weaknesses in the attempts of humans to make life less hard for such animal friends.

Dear Editor, I thought that I had earned some rest from public commentary on the affairs, plight and condition of the Deeds Registry. 

Dear Editor, On the 30th May 2011 I aired a commentary which told the nation that the European Union development funds #9 and #10 which are being disbursed by the EU to the Government of Guyana were in fact compensation for the loss of the preferential prices for our sugar.

Dear Editor, During the summer holidays we saw the dismantlement of the St Barnabas Church located at the corner of Regent and Bourda streets.

Dear Editor, The GSPCA would like to clarify certain aspects of an article written about a dead horse’s body being burnt by its owner that appeared in the Stabroek News of 4th October, 2011.  

Dear Editor, The wiles of the PPP/C in manufacturing seeming support across Guyana is by now common knowledge in almost every household in Guyana, and the eve of what has been advertised as a major meeting by that party in Linden, has brought illumination to several machinations by the government to present a show of support which is disingenuous at best.

Dear Editor, I commence this letter by using the words of Martin Luther King, Jr, an American hero who is being honoured and venerated in Washington, D.C.

Dear Editor, My name is Jorge Norberto Bowenforbes. I am an internationally acclaimed artist who has proved my mettle not in Guyana, but to the very International audience who embraced me with many awards and sentiments, and who were not pleased to see me leave.

Dear Editor, Please grant us space in your publication to highlight the following as regards the sugar workers of the now closed L.B.I.