Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Everyone seems very happy to receive the ‘Cash Grant’ currently being distributed in Guyana, and with the announcement by Vice President Dr.

Dear Editor,   Flashback 2017! Attorney at Law, Anil Nandlall successfully  represented Carvil Duncan who was then Chairman of the Public Service Commission, and a member of the Police Service Commission, Judicial Service Commission and Teaching Service Commission after President David Granger established a Tribunal recommended by the Judicial Service Commission.

Dear Editor, Recent events have drawn attention to the troubling absence of independent professional contributions to public discourse on things taking place in Guyanese society.

Dear Editor, Permit me to respond to Mr Ramkarran’s view that I oppose cash grants.

Dear Editor, July 18, 2012, is a day in our history that connotes different meanings in the minds of those who had a personal experience with that time, compared with those who saw it from afar and those who heard of it.

Dear Editor, I will not be intimidated, I will not be silent.

Dear Editor, In my previous letters to the editor, I discussed the need to unite our country. 

Dear Editor, Reading the press these days I notice an ongoing brouhaha involving PNC’s Central Executive Committee (CEC); sometimes it reads like a ganging up on the party’s leader Mr.

Dear Editor, Mark Zuckerberg was a billionaire at 23 years old. 

Dear Editor, Is the human rights body vital to the work of the Law Reform Commission?

Dear Editor, We, the elected members of the Central Executive Committee of the People’s National Congress Reform were dismayed by the publication of an anonymous, unauthorised and unsigned ‘Statement’ titled – David Granger will not be allowed to turn the PNCR into a one man show. 

Dear Editor, Nothing is wrong with giving out money to poor people under the banner of “Because We Care (BWC).”

Dear Editor, It is hard to offer any comments on Guyana’s public affairs, without reminding readers that the Government is likely to interpret right and wrong in the political provisions taken by activists on either side. 

Dear Editor, The oil company/contractor and Government have determined that the gas has commercial value and will be cooled to minus 261 Fahrenheit degrees on land instead of using a floating ship.

Dear Editor, Whilst I’m not a user/dealer of the illicit drug, marijuana, I must say I’m quite displeased at the slothful/reluctance the government has been showing towards addressing the issue of its legalization.

Dear Editor, Tempers flared and the temperature was rising as the EPA, Ministry of Natural Resources and the Gas-to-Shore project were under fire as participants asked a multiplicity of questions and called for transparency in the proposed project, at the second online forum on Thursday.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Barbadian Rastafari community, Rastafari Progressive Movements (RPM) stand in perfect solidarity with the Guyanese Rastafari community, who are vehemently advocating for their human and constitutional rights to be recognized and respected as it pertains to cannabis use.

Dear Editor, The Administration of the University of Guyana has noted with grave concern a letter published on Friday 17th July in Stabroek News titled: `This lecturer is extremely inconsiderate regarding students’ mental health’  purportedly written by a student whose name was not  published.

Dear Editor, On July 15th President Ali Administration launched its “Because We Care” program, which will benefit 172,000 students across Guyana.

Dear Editor, The anti-stance taken by some members of the opposition, in particular one, against the ‘Because We Care’ initiative being rolled out with great enthusiasm and fervor, could only be for one reason and one reason only: sheer embarrassment.