Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The Opposition Leader of T&T, Basdeo Panday, faces a tough challenge to his leadership of the UNC party he founded 20 years ago. 

Dear Editor, The integrity, reputation and laws of the Guyana Post Office Corporation (GPOC) must be preserved.

Dear Editor, Allow me to wade into this ongoing debate between F Skinner and Lincoln Lewis that spawned this interesting topic of wealth creation in Guyana. The

Dear Editor, The recent exchanges between Messrs Hinds and Boodram in both SN and KN reveal the lengths some will go to denigrate our past leaders and to unleash the burden of racism on one or other of the two major races in Guyana.

Dear Editor, For some time now I have been saying in my letters that the President seems to be operating from a different plan than the PPP, but what definitely confirmed this was his shocking public put down of the late Janet Jagan, who had openly disagreed with his government’s decision to withdraw state ads from Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, The Father of our Nation, Dr Cheddi Jagan, said, “In a general way, the democratisation of our society must be matched by, and mirrored in, a similar democratisation of the media.

Dear Editor, I had the honour and privilege on several occasions to campaign with Navin Chandarpal on the political platform on the Essequibo Coast for free and fair elections.

Dear Editor, From the geographical layout of Bartica, it could be seen that it has the potential to be a paradise if the proper people were placed in the right position to make positive suggestions for the future.

Dear Editor, In the ‘Public Notice’ issued under the signature of James Singh, Commissioner of Forests (Guyana Chronicle, Kaieteur News, Stabroek News, January 3, 2010), bulletwood (botanical name Manilkara bidentata) is listed among the timber species that can be exported in log form.

Dear Editor, The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) thanks you for the opportunity to respond to the letter published in the Stabroek News by a resident of Chateau Margot (‘Chateau Margot chicken farm still causing residents discomfort’ 19.11.09).

Dear Editor, I refer to two letters, one in the January 4 edition of Kaieteur News, ‘Are we pawning our forests because we are desperate for money?’

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr Fidel A Captain’s letter in your December 30, 2009 edition (‘Is the Guyana Gold Board the largest, most profitable government agency outside the GRA?’)

Dear Editor, Guyana is not the only major Caribbean territory with a prioritised public transportation network. 

Dear Editor, There has been great improvement in our housing programme over the years but we still have far to go.

Dear Editor, For reasons best known to myself I have been keeping away from engaging in the ongoing debates on national issues in spite of the urgings of many citizens to re-enter the process.

Dear Editor, The members of the Aroaima/Kwakwani Branch of the Guyana Bauxite and General Workers Union (GB&GWU) want an end to the violations and tensions at the sites.

THE NORWAY – GUYANA  M.O.U AN INSULT TO PRESIDENT JAGDEO AND TO THE PEOPLE OF GUYANA The following COMPULSORY condition of the MOU, DICTATES to President Jagdeo what he MUST/HAS TO DO, to be able to receive a measly US30/50 Million Dollars yearly.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Kaieteur News on January 4 under the heading ‘Mother, daughter and baby placed in lockups.’

Dear Editor, There was a muted remembrance a few weeks ago on the anniversary of the death of one-time President Desmond Hoyte. 

Dear Editor, The highly publicised debate over the sacking of Navin Chandarpal is not unexpected.