Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, For the MMA/ADA to do the NDC works in Region Five they need money.

Dear Editor, At this final stage of decision-making in the selection of a presidential candidate the members of the Central Committee of the PPP should remind themselves that the qualities of a good political leader include integrity, credibility, conviction, competency, responsibility, accountability, and trustworthiness.

Dear Editor, Twenty computers were given to the village of Buxton by President Jagdeo this week at a follow-up visit to the community.

Dear Editor,  Twenty-five years after the death of Forbes Burnham I am very much surprised that Guyanese are still unable to put his contributions to Guyana into an honest historical context – ‘honest’ being the operational word. 

Dear Editor, I purchased a Toyota Raum last year. It is a PMM series with a tint, not very dark, on the back-door windows and the back windscreen.

Dear Editor, It is only a few weeks ago that President Jagdeo entered Buxton with his promises of redevelopment for the village.

Dear Editor, I am in writing in response to Mr Hamilton Green’s defence of Forbes Burnham’s policy of banning the consumption of wheat (and other essential foreign imports) so as to promote the use of local products (‘Had the project to produce rice flour not been suffocated, we would have been proudly eating bread, pastries from local grain,’ SN, August 23). 

Dear Editor, It seems that some of our magistrates do not correctly apply the principles governing the granting of bail.

Dear Editor, We refer to a letter authored by Ms Syeada Manbodh and published in Sunday Stabroek, of September 5, captioned ‘Who is responsible for controlling animal cruelty?’

Dear Editor, It is obvious that the Stabroek News is carrying on with its ‘bashing the government’ business as usual.

Dear Editor, I refer to the Stabroek News editorial on Monday, September 6, titled ‘The Buxton visit,’ where an attempt was made to politicize President Jagdeo’s recent visit to Buxton.

Dear Editor, Thank you for providing us with the opportunity to provide comments to a letter that was published by your newspaper (‘Why is the volume variable on NCN radio?’

Dear Editor, Last week provided another proud moment for dancehall reggae as the Canadian dance reality show and competition entitled, ‘So you think you can dance,’ featured the recent hit song “Clarks”.

Dear Editor, Could someone in authority please investigate a problem that seems to be getting out of hand in St Ignatius Village.

Dear Editor, On September 11, 2010, President’s College will mark its 25th anniversary.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to Mike Persaud’s letter, ‘There is absolutely no chance of defeating the PPP unless there is a people’s partnership,’ SN, September 6.

Dear Editor, A GINA release in early March 2008, reported that the Amerindian Act, 2006 passed on February 16, 2006 and assented to by the President on March 14, 2006 had “paved the way for Amerindians to empower themselves socially, economically and politically.”

Dear Editor, In his  September 5, 2010  column  in another section of the press, Mr Ravi Dev has called me ‘Elder Kwayana,’ and says  that I am the eminence grise  of Buxton – the grey eminence.

Dear Editor, PPP veteran, Mr Moses Nagamootoo’s publicly expressed aversion to the ‘state sponsorship’ of the PPP General Secretary as the party’s presidential candidate comes hard on the heels of another party veteran, Mr Ralph Ramkarran’s inadvertent public indictment of the Jagdeo administration when he said if, as the party’s candidate, he becomes President, he will make corruption one of the first three areas he will tackle.

Dear Editor, Since the furor over his visit to Buxton, the President of Guyana has had a lot to say about race, ethnicity, and national unity.