Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, June 12 annually is designated World Day against Child to focus the world’s attention on the continuing need to Combat the scourge of growing Child Labour.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to the June 10th headline: “Civil society group tenders range of questions to EPA over Exxon’s proposed fourth well.” 

Dear Editor, In a SN Editorial of June 7, the view was expressed that the President of Guy-ana did not seem duly concerned about the destruction of mangroves at Malgre Toute on the West Bank of Demerara for the construction of a port facility to service the oil, gas and other industries although Guyanese environmentalists have expressed a hue and cry about the proposal.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter as an educational piece to the public.

Dear Editor, One part of the equation is pleased to inform flooding is at Level 2, but water is still twelve feet high in Kwakwani (that is more than twice my height). 

Dear Editor, I write this letter knowing that for some it will not see the light of day and for others the author will be their focus, however it would be remiss of me not to address the termination of over 170 GWI workers.

Dear Editor Guyana is in its infancy in being an oil and gas country.

Dear Editor, One should not let distinguished public servants slink away to pastures new without praise.

Dear Editor, Please permit me space to bring to the attention to higher officials how some persons use their offices to disrespect other public officials.

Dear Editor, I know that COVID-19 and the flooding has temporarily curtailed Guyana’s economic progress even though our economy is projected to grow by 16% this year.

Dear Editor, The recent wet events that occurred across our nation is extremely devastating. 

Dear Editor, Over the decades the peasants of Triumph raised the issue of moon-like craters in Dasrat Street, Triumph Front Lands.

Dear Editor, Why are they creating so much ballyhoo about Constitutional Reform, and why am I not particularly enthused?

Dear Editor, Please allow me a space in your letters’ column, anonymously, to express my disappointment with what appears to be some level of dictatorship with the government.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter titled, `Two cases outlined do not pass muster’ (SN June 9). 

Dear Editor, There has been quite a buzz recently about a public utility company that has decided to rationalize and down size its human resources in order to save cost and improve its efficiency.

Dear Editor, Please tell me that the Environmental Protection Agency was misquoted in the article `EPA exempts two companies from impact studies for quarry licences’ appearing in the Stabroek News of June 8, 2021.

Dear Editor, Before Ian McDonald played the role of best man at Frank Thomasson’s wedding, little would he have known that I was asked to be chaperon while Frank was courting Carlotta Croal, who at the time was a Senior Information Officer who tutored me in radio broadcast production as a new Information Officer at the Government Information Services, then headed by Arthur Seymour.

Dear Editor, There is a tall coconut tree rooted in my neighbour’s yard at Onderneeming Sandpit in Region #2 hanging dangerously over other nearby residential plots and could cause extensive damages unless it is not cut down.

Dear Editor, On leaving the junction of Soesdyke-Linden Highway, driving up the highway about a mile from the junction on the North is a village named Hill Foot.