Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,     It is very unfortunate that the powers that be in our country have not seen the obvious need to ensure that our garbage is properly collected and disposed of.

Dear Editor, I come from a family where my female siblings are teachers and nurses.

Dear Editor, In the realm of political decision-making, leaders often find themselves at a crossroads, facing the age-old dilemma of choosing between “butter” – symbolizing social welfare and economic development – and “guns” – representative of military might and authoritarian control.

Dear Editor, Please allow me space in your newspaper to highlight a critical issue plaguing our nation’s financial system.

Dear Editor, Complaints by the tiny party ANUG that Dr. Kissoon is refusing to step down from the parliamentary seat she occupies in overtime is so disappointing.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to bring to the attention of the public what appears to be a grave shifting of the legal status of the border claim against Guyana over time.

Dear Editor, Baldwin wrote: “I love America more than any other country in the world, and exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually.”

Dear Editor, Please allow me to elaborate on the subject of royalty payments received by our government from the ongoing oil production activities in the Stabroek Block.

Dear Editor, With your kind permission, I would like to use your newspapers’ letters column to respond to a seldom blogger’s (rs dasai) question posed on Demerara Waves [DW] blogsite under news article, “CARICOM making ‘considerable progress’ on easing Haitian crisis,” March 8, instant, and attributed to President Irfaan Ali.

Dear Editor, Further to the letter published on 30 January, 2024 in Stabroek News entitled “’Shut-in’ pensioner has not received cash grant and pension book for 2024”, the following was done: Numerous calls made to the Human Services & Social Security Ministry but the Social Worker (Ms.

Dear Editor, Article 11 of 2016 Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) states “cost oil is limited in any month to an amount which equals 75% of the total production from the contract area for such month”.

Dear Editor, Stabroek News, March 4, 2024, published a timely letter, “Enforcing the new domestic violence legislation will require external support.”

Dear Editor, I have read with considerable interest, the extremely informative and instructive letter from Eric Phillips, Chair of The Guyana National Reparations Committee, published in the Stabroek News, 11th March, 2024, headlined “Highly recommended that CARICOM establish separate commissions for indentureship and colonialism in relation to reparatory justice”.

Dear Editor, Who does Boris Johnson think he is! A long discredited ex-Prime Minister driven from office by his own lies and now courting the dictator Nicholas Maduro talking Guyana’s future with him.

Dear Editor, The first thought that came to my mind when I read in the press on Sunday of President Ali disclosing (last Saturday) that his government plans to cultivate 5,000 Ha of lands at Skeldon Estate, was any proper analysis done to embark on this project?

Dear Editor, The struggle that threatens teachers threatens all workers and risks creating precedence that can change the face of the trade unions and workers’ rights wider afield.

Dear Editor, Mr. Vincent Alexander is one of the three APNU+AFC presently serving on the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM).

Dear Editor, The National Drainage and Irrigation Authority (NDIA) and the Ministry of Agriculture have taken note of a letter published in the Saturday, March 9, 2024 edition of the Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, I am writing to you regarding the Communiqué from the 46th Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOM in Georgetown, which was held from 25 to 28 February.

Dear Editor, It is with optimism and enthusiasm that I write to commend the government’s efforts in promoting social cohesion, evident through diverse initiatives such as “Men on Mission,” “Christmas Village,” and “Ramadan Village,” which began under the leadership of former President David Granger.