Dear Editor, Guyana is a difficult country economically, and when persons in the legal profession become indistinguishable from the common confidence trickster it invokes the worse considerations about how such matters should be dealt with.
Dear Editor, We need to compliment the parents and students of President College who protested outside the Ministry of Education.
Dear Editor, The Toshao of Arau, Region Seven, Devroy Thomas, was very clear in his submission that the just concluded National Toshaos Conference achieved or offered very little or nothing to his community (‘Toshaos say land issues being ignored’ SN, July 30).
Dear Editor, The Management of the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation wishes to issue the following statement in response to the article published in the August 4 edition of the Kaieteur News captioned, ‘Distraught mother cites negligence in toddler’s death.’
Dear Editor, Mr Malcolm Harripaul’s missive (‘The taxi drivers cannot be blamed for charging US$20… SN, Aug 5) contains inaccuracies and value judgments different from mine and those of most Guyanese.
Dear Editor, Does a certain segment of this nation suffer from debilitating moral sickness?
Dear Editor, It is so sad to know that tragedy struck Guyanese and foreigners visiting Bartica on Monday, August 1.
Dear Editor, I write this letter to deal with the nonsense being peddled by the PPP regime and its propagandist Vishnu Bisram as regards the crash landing of the Caribbean Airlines (CAL) plane at Timehri.
Dear Editor, On August 1, 1834 the British law putting an end to chattel slavery came into force.
Dear Editor, I never cease to be amazed at the depths to which this government will sink to ensure that only their side of the story is told.
Dear Editor, The political line-up for the upcoming elections is now clear to the voters out there, and the first casualty in these elections will be the AFC and its presidential candidate who will be left with nothing much to shout about.
Dear Editor, I refer to a letter written by Mr Christopher Ram and published in Stabroek News on August 3, under the caption ‘Has Mr Nandlall offered cautionary advice to his client?’
Dear Editor, I only just read Dr Cox’s response to your request for a comment on my letter in your July 31 edition (‘Matter is subjudice’) .
Dear Editor, I wish to extend heartiest congratulations to Ronsford Beaton on his appointment as the captain of the Guyana Under 19 Cricket Team presently contesting the West Indies Under 19 3-day competition.
Dear Editor, Your editorial (SN, August 2) on the vulnerability of the NIS, from a number of perspectives, is most timely and invites serious attention towards stimulating the sustainability of this institution’s vital contribution to the social well-being of so many beneficiaries, including in particular pensioners; and to a significant extent also, working female single parents.
Dear Editor, Few other issues expose the shortcomings of governance and politics in Guyana than that of public procurement.
Dear Editor, Further to your observations in the SN editorial of August 2, I am writing to agree totally with your statement: “Indeed, it is doubtful that a single day goes by without someone having to face claim-related problems associated with employer non-remittance of contributions.
Dear Editor, The increasing number of women in the workforce is a good indicator that women have more freedom and liberties as compared to the past, where women were negatively stereotyped and deprived of their rights and freedoms due to a malecentric line of thinking.
Dear Editor, I write to highlight, I hope, an oversight by a number of institutions.
Dear Editor, The PPP has spent over $1.45 trillion (US$7.257 billion) in the last 19 years.
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