Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, On Tuesday morning at about 7 o’clock, I was in the Grove Police Station for a traffic matter.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter penned by Mr Sixtus Edwards which was published in the Kaieteur News of Thursday, February 12 under the caption ‘AFC looks forward to a stronger partnership with GECOM.’

Dear Editor, I attended the ‘Link-Show’ over the weekend; it was superb and while maintaining a strong topical content, it was truly entertaining.

Dear Editor, I am very saddened to read of the death of my old friend Sharief Khan.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter ‘The proposed IRO TV station will provide a service for all religions’ SN, February 21.

Dear Editor, With extra heavy rains, with patterns of rainfall that may vary from what we knew, and with other factors that affect the entire coast including the city, flooding is more and more frequent. 

Dear Editor, I have followed the discussion in the press between Messrs Christopher Ram and Jerome Khan on the question of the tax liability of the President of Guyana, particularly as it relates to taxation on real estate transactions.

Dear Editor, By the time this letter appears today, February 23, a major slave rebellion, exactly 248 years ago, is just stirring or is gathering unstoppable momentum.

Dear Editor, I refer to the $29.5M Cummings Lodge Development Centre that was commissioned recently by the government.

Dear Editor,The rain is pouring, my yard is flooded and soon the water will start to overflow into my bottom flat.

Dear Editor, The Minister in charge of our roadways should be made to resign; just look at the West Coast road, the East Bank road and all the roads in Georgetown – and don’t tell us about the city’s responsibility because the central government rules Georgetown.

Dear Editor, I refer to the editorial captioned ‘The end of multiculturalism?’

Dear Editor, I am forced to respond to a letter from Pastor Ronald McGarrell, who is co-chairman of the Inter Religious Organisation (IRO) in your issue of Monday, February 21 captioned ‘The proposed TV station will provide a service for all the religions’ in view of your excellent editorial on this matter on Sunday, March 20, showing why it is not advisable to compromise the religious organisations with this channel.

Dear Editor, The undertaking is hardly about just being a president.

Dear Editor, One of the tests of democracy is that every few years, the baton of power passes to another party.

Dear Editor, I wish to bring to the attention of the entire Guyanese public as well as visitors to this wonderful country, the celebration of the arrival of Indians here on May 5, 2011, at Highbury, on the East Bank Berbice.

Dear Editor, As we concentrate on the issue of potential candidates for the presidential elections we address questions such as the position of the candidates with regard to inclusiveness, presidential powers, etc.

Dear Editor, Almost everyone in India strongly believes India will win the World Cup this year. 

Dear Editor, Guyanese people of all races are concerned about the economy.

Dear Editor, Not having travelled on the trail to Lethem for quite a while, my trip last week was something of a nightmare.