Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, A commendable move is being made by the administration to clean up the slack morals that have been condemned time and again in our society, and which are especially prevalent among our youths.

Dear Editor, There seems to be a problem at NCN radio which has existed for quite some time now.

Dear Editor, In ‘The AFC must be steadfast to its vision and give the people of Guyana a chance to rally behind it’ (SN, August 15), Mr  Khemraj Ramjattan claimed that I made a statement that I did not make and then erroneously accused me of inconsistency and perhaps even opportunism.

Dear Editor, I think that the Guyana cricket team should have a name like most sporting teams do these days.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter written by a literary contemporary of mine, Mr Barrington Braithwaite (‘Letter on Burnham was written in a historical vacuum’ SN, August 14), in response to my letter, ‘Burnham achieved nothing,’ published in the Stabroek News on August 10.

Dear Editor, I was pleased to see an unusually quick response by the Commissioner of the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) (‘Guyana has a well established record of forest management which is compliant with international environmental and best practice,’ SN,  August 12; and ‘Guyana has a well established record of forest management, harvesting,’ GC, August 13) to my letter ‘Will the Minister of Agriculture now be moving towards independent forest monitoring in the forest industry?’

Dear Editor, There seems to be an ongoing abuse of minors by a gang of young men in Pou-deroyen village, West Bank Demerara.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter in response to the Stabroek News article dated July 21, 2010, captioned ‘Canal woman dies in suspicious fire.’

Dear Editor, Dr David Hinds’ publicized contribution at the WPA’s first ‘Groundings’ public discussion distinguished him as someone who is extremely reasoned and politically seasoned, and that’s why I felt shell-shocked when I read where he made an unforgivable political gaffe that the “AFC ignored changes in PNC when rejecting electoral alliance,” (SN, August 15).

Dear Editor, I refer to the article ‘Bill seeks to end whipping of juveniles’ (SN, August 11).

Dear Editor, Whatever scenario voting takes, there is one element of the voting process that remains constant:  every vote counts.

Dear Editor, Whatever scenario voting takes, there is one element of the voting process that remains constant:  every vote counts.

Dear Editor, In response to a letter published in your newspaper of Monday, August16, headed, ‘Why was there need for a second NCN channel In Berbice?’

Dear Editor, I have read your article in the Stabroek News of August 14, which stated that I was ordered to pay costs of $150,000 in relation to a case filed by Rafeena Ramjohn against one Amirally, and myself in my capacity as Commissioner of Title and The Registrar of Deeds.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article found on page 2, Sunday Stabroek, August 8, 2010, captioned ‘$33M Linden drainage network collapsing less than three weeks after completion,’ and the front page photo of your Monday, August 9 edition, showing a collapsed drain on Danjou Road.

Dear Editor, I wish to draw your attention to a serious housing problem that faces persons with disabilities.

Dear Editor, The management of Church’s Chicken in Linden, situated in Co-op Crescent, formerly JP Santos, may have glossed over erecting a safety device in the open space along the river bank outside the building.

Dear Editor, I was heartened by the knowledge that the Girl Guides of Guyana with the help of a team from the Girlguiding UK Gold Project recently sensitised patrons and vendors at the Georgetown seawall about their responsibility for the site, which has become a virtual dump (SN, August 10, 2010).

Dear Editor, In restoring Georgetown’s former beauty not all actions have to be centrally organized and directed.

Dear Editor, Kindly help me by publishing a clarification on a headline news item in Kaieteur News of Sunday, August 1, ‘Fip Motilall sought the assistance of Sam Barakat to source 25 MW Wartsila Power plant.’