Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, On Monday, August 1, 2011, Guyana commemorates the 173rd anniversary of Emancipation.

Dear Editor, We must all welcome the tabling of the Access to Information Bill No 10 of 2011 in the National Assembly.

Dear Editor, The pleasant, honest woman who works as housekeeper at my home applied to the Ministry of Housing more than 10 years ago for a house lot.

Dear Editor, I write in relation to Freddie Kissoon’s article in KN (July 13) in which he writes about Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, his tremendous influence on British politics and the telephone hacking scandal that caused the closure of the News of the World (NOTW), a major British tabloid owned by the media magnate.

Dear Editor, The letter, ‘The authorities should stop the noise nuisance madness’ (SN, June 10) by Charles Solomon should arouse a passion in all concerned to vigorously bring an end to noise nuisance lawlessness.

Dear Editor, We read an article in Kaieteur News dated July 12, with the headline ‘Essequibo sisters to remain in state care until court hearing- CCPA.’ 

Dear Editor, I am a regular viewer of Mr Sharma’s programme ‘Voice of the people,’ where many people call in to voice their frustration about the problems that are affecting them and the way in which the current administration runs this beautiful country of ours.

Dear Editor, One of the most effective methods used by British and American law enforcement to bring those involved in illegal activity to justice is to ‘put them into play.’ 

Dear Editor, On Saturday, July 2, a wide cross-section of folks in the Linden community turned out to pay their final respects to the late Keith Elliot Moseley who was laid to rest on that day.

Dear Editor, In spite of the problems faced by the residents, Meadow Brook Gardens is a beautiful place. 

Dear Editor, Did the People’s National Congress government of the seventies and eighties institute banning and control of certain items as one of its means of punishing Indian-Guyanese?

Dear Editor, I see that Mike Persaud wants to continue his fruitless argument about how wrong I am and that I want to twist history to suit myself.

Dear Editor, Your newspaper report of July 7 on Synergy and Fip Motilall’s dismal performance on the Amaila Falls Road Project refers.

Dear Editor,Neil Adams goes simplistic in his letter titled ‘Power sharing is not appeasement for those who will not accept defeat’ (SN, July 6).

Dear Editor, The 87th International Cooperative Day Celebration 2011 was held at New Silver City Secondary School tarmac, Linden.

Dear Editor, Historically the Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the 18th century, then spread to the rest of Europe.

Dear Editor,Your editorial ‘Low carbon economy?’ published on Monday, July 4, is grossly misplaced, misinformed and inaccurate.

Dear Editor, In March 1996 by kind courtesy of your Business Page presenter, the evergreen and well informed Christopher Ram, there was published in Stabroek News an article entitled ‘The Deeds Registry, a disaster area.’ 

Dear Editor, I write with reference to Dr Joey Jagan’s letter titled ‘Shared governance is an ancient concept’ (SN, July 11).

Dear Editor, Guyana’s People Partnership (GPP) is poised to be a vital asset to the APNU partnership.