Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I sent a copy of letter (enclosed) to the District Village Office at Plantain Walk, Pouderoyen, West Bank Demerara, about my cottage being dismantled piece by piece, and now the neighbours are stealing my land bit by bit.

Dear Editor, I have the highest regard and deepest respect for your newspaper, and enjoy its informative contents. 

Dear Editor, A pilot called Patrick Smith has something to say about Guyana.

Dear Editor, The 2011 general election in our country is indeed a defining moment, historically and otherwise. 

Dear Editor, The President’s attack on my professional character as reported in the Stabroek News and the Guyana Chronicle has been drawn to my attention.

Dear Editor, It is unreasonable for minibus operators to strike since the price of fuel has not reached the $1000 par that the government stipulates.

Dear Editor, The residents of Hosororo and Wauna are very concerned about the rehabilitation works presently taking place on the Wauna public road in Region One.

Dear Editor, I refer to an article in the March 7 edition of the Stabroek News about President Jagdeo’s remarks at Babu John last Sunday.

Dear Editor,I read with considerable interest the publication in this week’s column ‘In the Diaspora’ of  an article headed ‘Would Cheddi have sold his house for $120 Million?’

Dear Editor, There is much debate at present in the mining sector pertaining to the proposed six-months waiting period before mining. The

Dear Editor, On the 100th Anniversary of International Women’s Day, Help & Shelter joins in saluting the women who have struggled and survived to achieve dignity and equality in Guyana and around the world.

Dear Editor, It doesn’t seem to me that we are dealing with this issue of domestic violence in a practical way.

Dear Editor, In the spirit of appreciation, reflection and contemplation embodying the ethos of International Women’s Day, I salute all, especially Guyanese women and other historically marginalized gender groups for their courage, perseverance and contributions to the well-being of our society. 

Dear Editor, We have noted the interest that has been generated in the media in relation to the perceived insufficiency of details provided by the various executing agencies of the Government of Guyana for Procurement of Works, Goods and Services.

Dear Editor, The Guyana-Brazil border in Lethem is our high profile international road link with the Takutu Bridge, providing easy access to our giant neighbour.

Dear Editor, Has anyone noticed that interest rates paid on local savings accounts are falling?

Dear Editor, I am writing on behalf of a client, Michael Armstrong of Illuminat Barbados, to request a correction after his name was incorrectly quoted in your Stabroek Business editorial on March 4, concerning views on ICT development.

Dear Editor, The letters in SN on March 8 by Sasenarine Singh and Malcolm Harripaul merely support my contention that these men are trying to destroy the good name of President Cheddi.

Dear Editor, Our President clearly stated last year at the miners meeting that no lands in Guyana will be held up specifically for the LCDS, yet recent applications for mining blocks in the Rupununi have been denied on these grounds.

Dear Editor, Arif Bulkan’s brilliant piece ‘Would Cheddi have sold his house for $120 million?’