Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I join with all those who have gone before me to express sympathy with the widow and offspring of the late Mr.

Dear Editor, ‘Local content in the Guyana oil & gas context is a shameful bag of confidence tricks; a company will advertise for a product locally, for example, a Guard hut, the specifications would be high and the purchase limit set at USD 2500, locals would look at the specs and know it is impossible to deliver, the company then declares no interest was shown locally and proceed to import Guard huts costing well over USD 20,000 using the lack of local bids as justification.

Dear Editor, I have noticed an article, “ERC produces evidence of work done, but Speaker disappointed by lateness.”

Dear Editor, Reference is made to your editorial “A horse and sparrow economy” (Sep 18) that essentially critiques “trickle down economic theory” (supposedly being used as an instrument to revive Guyana’s ailing economy) but did not do justice in explaining the concept to those who have not studied economics or understand how it is supposed to work.

Dear Editor, Reality furnishes ample evidence that rampaging crime batters citizens relentlessly. 

Dear Editor, Over the next twenty years in Guyana, the ‘big picture’ will be more complex with many new and unexpected problems, and there will be great opportunities to develop a better quality of life for the overwhelming majority of the nation who are workers, farmers, the poor, the unemployed and the dispossessed.

Dear Editor, The online article captioned, `Gov’t finally names members to natural resources transparency body’ (SN September 21) refers. 

Dear Editor, The public that visits the GPO daily to apply for or uplift documents especially birth and marriage certificates, often leaves disappointed.

Dear Editor, Mr Ralph Ramkarran posits the view that the PPP is no longer a Marxist-Leninist party.

Dear Editor,  After enjoying the peace, rest and reflection offered during the International Day of Peace one does start to become concerned about how long such peace will be maintained.

Dear Editor As I see it, we are on the cusp of another ‘New Age.’

Dear Editor The Government of Guyana seems very confused about how deal with the problems caused by alcohol consumption.

Dear Editor, I sincerely apologize to the general public who attended the function at Leonora Mandir on Sunday, September 19, and were subjected to a great insult.

Dear Editor, I need my payslips from the Department of Education, Region 4.

Dear Editor, There has been much reporting of carefully thought out cash grants being given impetuously to a substantial number of farmers, apparently without differentiation of the nature, volume or condition of various crops.

Dear Editor, September 22 marks one year since the release of the Caribbean Examination Council’s 2020 CSEC and CAPE examination results, and the start of a struggle to secure the best interests of, and fair and accurate grades for, our region’s students.

Dear Editor, I shall like the Guyana Minister of Home Affairs and Commissioner of Police to answer the following questions related to the brutal, frightful murder of Orin Boston of Dartmouth Village, Essequibo Coast, in his bed on September 15: Why was Dartmouth targeted by the police?

Dear Editor, It is expected that a Government would lead by example, especially when it comes to adherence to laws and best practices.

Dear Editor, The news of the death of Orin Boston disrupted the tranquility of the quiet Cinderella County on the morning of Wednesday, September 15, 2021.

Dear Editor, Each day in Guyana, the number of recorded positive cases and deaths arising from the coronavirus gets higher and higher.