Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Thank you for your response to my letter (‘Come to heel’ SN, February 10).

Dear Editor,With regard to your news story on Hosni Mubarak’s speech, the Egyptian hardliner tried to pull a fast one on the people. 

Dear Editor, During the 2011 budget debate, standing at the Georgetown-Linden bus park just next to the Parliament Building, I made some observations of persons who were driving in and out of the  compound via the back entrance, where there is now a parking area.

Dear Editor, It was drawn to my attention yesterday that the Guyana Chronicle reported that Mr Christopher Ram has no moral authority to speak on the matter related to President Jagdeo’s land/house transaction at Pradoville 2.

Dear Editor, Hosni Mubarak’s 30-year repressive rule of Egypt is now over.

Dear Editor, The ‘One laptop per family’ giveaway programme is not only ill-conceived but is also an irresponsible project that will not achieve much.

Dear Editor, Recently, Mr Abu Bakr expressed concerns about former members of ROAR infiltrating the AFC, ‘corrupting’ and ‘adulterating its ideas (Have the ex-ROAR members of the AFC influenced its thinking?’

Dear Editor, This country always had crime. It is the inevitable fate of the destitute. There

Dear Editor, The attendance at the funeral of the late popular businessman Albert ‘Bolo’ Joseph was undoubtedly one of the largest to date, deserving of being held at the McKenzie Sports Club, which is now seen as the most appropriate venue for the well-attended funerals of popular and outstanding personalities who have served the community well in one way or another.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to gently remind you that as the editor of a prominent newspaper you are on the world stage, in this globalized world.

Dear Editor,I am appealing to poor working class citizens to judge presidential candidates by the content of their character, and not by the content of their qualifications.

Dear Editor, I am the owner of a guest house which is located at lot 7 Maria’s Lodge, Essequibo Coast.

Dear Editor, The slave revolt of 1763 was a concerted project to forcefully assume political and administrative power in the Berbice locality, predating the famous Haitian Revolution.

Dear Editor, I totally support the call that AFC presidential candidate Mr Khemraj Ramjattan made recently  at Bath Settlement for Guyanese of Indian descent not to fear Guyanese of African descent.

Dear Editor, This letter is prompted by my unhappiness and concern at the very unbalanced and derogatory assessments  made of Navin Chandarpal and Carl Greenidge by some commentators in recent weeks and by my perceived need for a more moderate and constructive tone to  public debates in Guyana.

Dear Editor, President Jagdeo has finally confirmed that he has acquired land in Pradoville 2.

Dear Editor, One reason I heartily support Ian McDonald’s plea for the preservation of the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) at Bourda as an historical sports, and specifically cricket, site is that it must remain to commemorate not only the history of the game which started to integrate the colonial territories of the West Indies, but also that it has been the nostalgic locus of all the great cricket played by the West Indies and West Indians in this country.

Dear Editor, Multiple electoral defeats, internal convulsions and external criticisms have transformed the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) into the most democratic political party in Guyana today. 

Dear Editor, It has become most evident that the PPP state apparatus has given the go ahead to spread untruths about the AFC; the special team I suspect, is in full operation. 

Dear Editor, The Arab South America Summit (ASPA) that was scheduled for February 12-16 in Peru has been postponed to April.