Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, This letter is to raise a formal grievance concerning severed sugar workers.

Dear Editor, Imagine that you were lucky to be awarded a house lot.

Dear Editor, One was surprised to note that the collection of banks who publicly warned regular customers about possible illegal incursions into their accounts by technologically smart invaders; and in the process alerted the latter about having to make smarter moves.

Dear Editor, It is reported in the media that thousands of doses of the AstraZeneca vaccines are dated to expire by the end of November and the reports have indicated that these constitute the second dose yet to be taken by citizens who have already gotten their first dose.

Dear Editor, I would like to thank you for publishing our response to Mr.

Dear Editor, I have noticed persons have increased the call to take prayers out of school. 

Dear Editor, I refer to Justice Claudette Singh’s letter in your edition of 27/10/2021 `Mandatory injunction granted by the Court against GECOM and CEO impeded my intervention’.

Dear Editor, An angel floated into the supermarket and restored my flagging trust in the goodness of people.

Dear Editor, Yesterday’s newspaper carried a letter from DDL stating that their Topco juices had no added sugars.

Dear Editor, I must say that I am proud to know that we have exceptional leaders in this our Co-operative Republic of Guyana.

Dear Editor, Just yesterday President Irfaan Ali launched the consultations for the LCDS 2030 plan which his government intends to pursue.

Dear Editor, Why do some matters take so long, seemingly part of a programmed carousel? 

Dear Editor, Today I write to you regarding the recent launch of the four-month consultation on Guyana’s new Low Carbon Development Strategy.

Dear Editor, Beginning from October 29, world leaders will assemble in Scotland to discuss one of the most important global problems that face every person, which is the question of Climate Change.

Dear Editor, We need designated areas for roadside-type vending. I know, I know.

Dear Editor, In response to a letter published in the October 22, 2021, Stabroek News, by Mr.

Dear Editor, Legislating ‘local content’ by way of quotas/percentages of goods and services is not the optimum approach to maximizing Guyana’s earnings from its oil industry.

Dear Editor, It is baffling: proceed on leave in one official acting capacity, on completion, return to work appointed in another official capacity, only this time not in an acting capacity  How is this possible?

Dear Editor, The Stabroek News and GECOM commissioner, Mr. Vincent Alexander, have done a great service to the Guyanese nation.

Dear Editor, Former President, Mr. Donald Ramotar, penned a letter to the newspaper proclaiming that “we should cease having prayers of any kind in schools.”