Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I have noted the practice of the Stabroek News to continue to quote anonymous “NIS senior officials” in its attempt to report on the Scheme and its management.

Dear Editor, These days Mr Corbin, Leader of the PNC, is being criticized for abandoning the ‘mo fyaah/slo fyaah’ campaign initiated by his predecessor, Mr Desmond Hoyte. 

Dear Editor, A society cannot be considered civilised if it refuses to acknowledge its diversity and the rights of its people to embrace different forms of cultural arts and beliefs. 

Dear Editor, I want to make one correction in response to Mr Desmond Trotman’s extended version of what caused the collapse of the Guyana Third Force, ‘The collapse of the Guyana Third Force was a consequence of intrigue; representatives were not prepared to place the interests of the people of this country first,’ (SN, May 6).

Dear Editor, Something interesting is happening in the new global system.

Dear Editor, As I walked across the Square of the Revolution recently my thoughts were of the PNC.

Dear Editor, Any objective observer of the political scene in Guyana is forced to conclude at this juncture that the parliamentary opposition political parties along with the party in government are preparing to participate in another set of general and regional elections in this country in 2011, without the requisite constitutional reforms to bring about the implementation of a shared governance/executive power sharing formula to move Guyana beyond its present state.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Sunday Stabroek of May 2, 2010, under the caption ‘No drugs for sniffer dogs stymies detection at airport.’

Dear Editor, Over the past year or so persons have been removing sea shells during the night at low tide  from the George-town sea defence (GSD) and heaping them on the earth dam just south of the coping at a location about 900 ft west of the Kitty Pumping Station.

Dear Editor, GWI has installed meters on domestic, commercial and industrial premises.

Dear Editor, The decision taken by the Minister of Home Affairs Clement Rohee to have the body of the late Sangeeta Persaud exhumed for an independent autopsy is indeed commendable. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Kaieteur News of Wednesday April 14, 2010, under the caption ‘Man, 39, admits molesting 4-year-old.’

Dear Editor, On May 1, while having coffee at my favourite coffee shop a gentleman whom I understand is connected to a trucking service inquired of me how I felt about the police preventing trucks travelling on the East Bank road between the hours of 8am to 2pm on April 30.

Dear Editor, Imagine the glory days of West Indian cricket, when Clive Lloyd took the fight to England, India, Australia and Pakistan.

Dear Editor, Guyana should join the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), an arm of the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC). 

Dear Editor, A number of letters – Emile Mervin’s, ‘Will Mr Corbin step down as party leader?’;

Dear Editor, I note with interest the contents of Guyana Times, April 30 editorial headlined ‘Solving M&CC’s problems permanently.’

Dear Editor, With respect to the ‘Decent Work Country Programme’ launched by the Ministry of Labour, Human Services and Social Security, the health campaign has as its objective the reduction of work-related health issues.

Dear Editor, For persons who are au fait with conditioning, it would be quite clear that rewards for proper sanitary behaviour would reinforce our desire to have a clean city.

Dear Editor, Prodigious West Indian cricketer, Guyanese Shivnarine Chanderpaul, deserves to be recognized as a Guyanese sportsman who earned himself an international reputation while helping to keep Guyana recognized in the world of cricket, much like the many great Guyanese cricketers before him who played for the West Indies.