Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I was born and bred in Kitty Village, now a part of Georgetown.

Dear Editor, The inherent deficiencies in our whole country come from a general lack of pride, civility and common good graces which state dominance and Party politics have helped to destroy over the years since independence.

Dear Editor, It is with deep concern I write this letter on behalf of the residents of Bartica at the way the power boat races went on at the regatta.

Dear Editor, As taxpayers, ours is a principal duty to hold government accountable and ensure our tax dollars are being used in our interests and we all equally benefit from the fruits of this nation.

Dear Editor, The Ethnic Relations Commission has taken note of the misleading statements made by Mr.

Dear Editor, In the KN of April 28 2011, the report indicated that the GPOC will close three (of its 6) Post Offices on the Essequibo Coast….Aurora,

Dear Editor, All of us create mental constructs to help to make our existence bearable.

Dear Editor, As reported in the Guyana Chronicle on 05 May 2011, “Technical advisor to the Minister of Transport and Hydraulics, Walter Willis, .

Dear Editor, I have just read Ravi Dev‘s piece on Phagwah, Chutney and the Rum Syndrome in the March 20, 2011 Kaieteur News. 

Dear Editor, Dr. Ashni Singh, Senior Minister of Finance last week tabled in the National Assembly the annual reports and accounts of the National Insurance Scheme for the years 2008 and 2009, late to extremely late under the law but quite normal for this Minister.

Dear Editor, 22:30 hrs, April 30, 2011. I have just returned home from the National Cultural Centre (NCC) – sated by a programme of exciting performances presented at the final sessions of the Guyana Musical Arts Festival, 2011. 

Dear Editor, I refer to an article that appeared in the Kaieteur News on the 28th day of April, 2011 and in the Stabroek News on the 2nd May, 2011, regarding a protest by the residents of Cane Grove affected by dust pollution which emanates from a rice mill located in close proximity to their homes.

Dear Editor, In my last letter, I highlighted that the state of the roads in Kwakwani was the worst I have seen and they reflect the quality of our leaders.

Dear Editor, The press would cease to function without reporters. Reporters keep the press alive and functional in every respect.

Dear Editor, The confusion escalates as it relates to the dropping or axing of the most consistent trio of West Indies cricket, Christopher Gayle, Shiv Chanderpaul and the now recalled Ramnaresh Sarwan.

Dear Editor, It is my opinion that the arrest of Dr Randy Persaud in New York in what appears to be a shouting match between two Guyanese political factions is regrettable.

Dear Editor, A few weekends ago, I was invited to the GT&T 10-10 cricket finals at the Providence Stadium. 

Dear Editor, When I came out in support of Tacuma Ogunseye’s call for African Guyanese to take to the streets to demand power sharing, I did so because I sensed that people were playing politics with the issue.

Dear Editor, My milkman named Robbin from Third Street, Success, East Coast Demerara reported that three men in a white car on Monday morning stole one of his dairy cows and butchered it in the compound of the well-known chimney in Chateau Margot.

Dear Editor, I have remained quiet throughout the brouhaha following remarks made by H.E.