Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, My attention has been drawn to a letter: “GPL must do something about late bills” in SN of May 1, 2011, in which the writer was castigating GPL because his/her electricity was about to be cut off for non-payment. 

Dear Editor, The most recent letter signed by Mr. Neil Kumar `When was the last time the GLTA submitted an audited financial report to the National Sports Commission?

Dear Editor, Mr Ravi Dev (in KN of May 01, titled ”Bullyism”) made a valuable input to the debate over ACDA/Ogunseye’s recent pronouncements in BV.

Dear Editor, Congressman Gregory Meeks, who represents  the 6th. District of NY encompassing the greater Richmond Hill area,  met with Guyanese community leaders in a town hall style meeting on Thursday  evening to listen to their concerns.

Dear Editor, Is this year special? I ask the question as so many things have happened that one wonders as we analyze the events.

Dear Editor, Can someone explain to me what the Minister of Agriculture means when he said that there will be no “big” export of logs from the million-acre concession occupied by the furniture manufacturing company from India (SN April 13, 2011)?

Dear Editor, The call for “shared governance” is becoming more robust.

Dear Editor, An article under the caption – Do you have risk factors for Colon Cancer?

Dear Editor, President Bharrat Jagdeo and PPP/C Presidential candidate Mr. Donald Ramotar addressed a packed gathering that turned out to welcome the duo at Club Tobago Friday evening. 

Dear Editor, I read Prime Minister Samuel Hinds’ letter to Stabroek News and extracts from his press release addressing ACDA’s Tacuma Ogunseye’s controversial call for Black Guyanese to engage in street protests if the PPP wins the 2011 election and then refuses to engage in meaningful shared governance.

Dear Editor, The sudden rise of crime in our country is now a concern for all Guyanese citizens and the re-introduction of blackouts makes it easier for thieves and criminals to escape very easily from the police and citizens.

Dear Editor,At about midnight on Saturday, a car hit down a donkey on the East Coast Public Road just outside Surat’s Drive, Triumph.

Dear Editor, For 45 years, we, the citizens of Guyana, have been living with some sort of “socialism-communism” at the governmental level, while at the private sector level , there’s a sort of laissez- faire attitude on one hand, to the seemingly structured free enterprise in the traditional rationale, on the other .

Dear Editor, We refer to Mr. Harold Hopkinson’s letter `GT&T and Digicel should be able to track stolen smart phones’ dated April 29, 2011.

Dear Editor, Had it not been for Mr Hopkinson writing in the letter column of SN April 29, I would not have known that GT&T had changed their policy to allow licensed firearm holders to enter their premises to conduct business once they had satisfied the security check.

Dear Editor, The world is becoming more and more interdependent. Much talk is going on about the global economy.

Dear Editor, On Wednesday 20th April 2011, I received bills from three utility companies.

Dear Editor, As our societies evolve, notions of what is right and wrong change, sometimes they change between generations, or from one year to another or from one day to another; or as in our politics from one regime to another.

Dear Editor, I have read critiques of the current pitches available in the West Indies.

Dear Editor, We refer to the letter in your letter column of Wednesday April 27, 2011 captioned `Given the poor support from the gov’t, the artists community is shocked by the size of the budget allocation to the Culture Ministry’.