Dear Editor, The Public Relations Department of the Georgetown City Council appears to be suffering from an acute allergic reaction to e-mail, a basic element of Information Communications Technology (ICT).
Dear Editor, As I lie here in pain and agony, I find that the pain and agony I feel for those students, is greater.
Dear Editor, Mr Sasenarine Singh’s presentation (‘The elephants in the political room…’ SN, August 24) is essentially a rehash of the fundamentally flawed traditional PPP historiography, with its usual hyperbole, now deployed in the interest of the AFC.
Dear Editor, Having read the article ‘Public Service Commission appointments not based on proper consultation -GPSU,’ in the Stabroek News of August 27, can the Alliance For Change (AFC) say why the party’s representative, Ms Sheila Holder, voted for the appointments of Carvil Duncan of the Guyana Labour Union (GLU) and Cecil Seepersaud of the Public Service Senior Staff Association (PSSSA) to be two of the members to the Public Service Commission (PSC)?
Dear Editor, Why should the workers of Guyana not vote PPP come 2011?
Dear Editor, It’s great to see Timeka Marshall still going strong with her singing career after captivating us when winning the GT&T singing contest a few years back.
Dear Editor, I write to correct what appears to be an error on the part of the Minister of Education, Mr Shaik Baksh, or involved Ministry of Education officials, or both with respect to statistics on the recent CSEC results In an article carried in Kaieteur News on August 23 and titled, ‘Bishops’ High is CSEC 2010 top performing school’ it was reported that “Outstanding among the private schools, which presented candidates for the examination, was the Saraswati Vidya Niketan School in Region Three.
Dear Editor, With respect to an article in the Wednesday, August 25 issue of the Kaieteur News, I find it necessary to state the following:- At Queen’s College, there are two categories of students writing the CSEC Examination – Category A: Fifth Form students writing at least five subjects; Category B: Fourth Form students writing Mathematics only.
Dear Editor, Several parents of new students who will be attending school in a few days’ time have approached me with the disturbing fact that secondary schools across Berbice, particularly in New Amsterdam, are demanding huge sums of money from them as part of what has been referred to as “contingency fees.”
Dear Editor, One could not help but be bemused at the image of innocent pride exuded recently by the young man on TV put to announce the ‘early’ distribution of pensioners’ books, as if applause were to be expected for what was in fact a routine service.
Dear Editor, As far as I know the community of Linden has not been known traditionally for the staging of soirées to celebrate Emancipation Day.
Dear Editor, With regard to the present debate on President Bharrat Jagdeo’s visit to the community of Buxton, the myopic posture adopted by many politicians and social commentators left much to be desired.
Dear Editor, The occasion of the visit of the President to Buxton has certainly created significant entropy in the debate surrounding same.
Dear Editor, Guyana’s evolution as a country venue for entertainment and tourism in the Caribbean region particularly during the months of June, July and August must be commended.
Dear Editor, A now retired GuySuCo manager called up to opine that the ‘fired’ workers of the Skeldon Factory were bound to be returned to work.
Dear Editor, Kindly permit us space to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Phoenix Recovery Project (PRP), for in the first instance, embarking on the noble mission of saving the lives of us men and women who suffer from substance abuse disorders (SUDS), inclusive of those of us with double and triple diagnoses.
Dear Editor, I am a teacher at Hope Secondary School, formerly Swami Purnananda Secondary School at Hope, East Coast Demerara.
Dear Editor, For a period of nineteen months I have been subjected to all types of allegations and innuendo, and paraded through the so-called independent media, the Government of Guyana printed and online media, obnoxious blogsites and other corridors of influence without these allegations being tested.
Dear Editor, From all reports, the Jamzone week-long extravaganza of music and fashion was a highly successful project, enthusiastically received by the Guyanese public.
Dear Editor, This has happened before. Specifically from 1964 to 1992.
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