Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, On the subject of constraining production and implementing a depletion strategy, and the possibility of a reduction in oil prices due to changing global energy demand.

Dear Editor, The Clerical & Commercial Workers’ Union (CCWU) has expressed great concern to the Guyana Oil Company Limited (GUYOIL) about the Company’s recent decision not to honour an Agreement with the Union.

Dear Editor, Wonderful contributions to the ongoing and imperative discussions on ethnic relations in Guyana were made by Mr.

Dear Editor, Following the culmination of the contentious national and regional elections on March 2, several groups and organizations have mushroomed and strenuously agitated for ‘democracy’ to prevail.

Dear Editor, While Xmas is a festive season that represents peace on earth and goodwill to mankind, my sentiments go out to all those who have lost loved ones during the year especially those who were murdered  by their spouses in domestic violence.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Public Service Union, after more than two years and two ultimatums that were respectively issued to former Minister of Public Health, Ms.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article titled, `Police non-committal on Argentine’s expert request for documents on Berbice murders’ (SN December 16). 

Dear Editor, It was so good to have relived the glories of the Tied Test in Australia – an experience very likely unknown to our current players in New Zealand, and back home in the West Indies.

Dear Editor, Early in October, 2020, I submitted my claim to the NIS for a refund.

Dear Editor, On August 2, 2020, the returning PPP/C Administration, as it has declared, indeed hit the ground running. 

Dear Editor, I am not sure why the governments de jure believe that the Guyanese people are interested in malfeasance committed by public officials when we have SOCU.

Dear Editor, I reminisce of a time not so long ago during the rule of the Coalition when calling a spade a spade made politicians in our own camp dislike us.

Dear Editor, If you do not know where you are going any road will take you there.

Dear Editor, Your lead story yesterday carried a picture of three former presidents and the current president, with this headline: “Constitutional, electoral reforms should be ‘people driven’”.

Dear Editor, I visited the Netherlands earlier this year and was informed that Guyana has no representative there.

Dear Editor, I hereby propose the following for consideration by the people tasked with reforming the Constitution: To avoid the perception that the military is a dominant factor in government, that government is indisputably civilian and definably democratic, and that the military is subjugated to the government, and not the other way round, the number of military personnel should be limited in government.

Dear Editor, It is a good thing for President Irfaan Ali to invite the former presidents of Guyana to have a conversation on Guyana’s National Development.

Dear Editor, I note with interest what I believe may be the first ‘national conversation’ on race, which is covered under the caption, `Ethnic Relations Commission forum: Hughes advocates data gathering on impact of gov’t policies on each race’ (SN December 15). 

Dear Editor, The High Commissioner of Canada Mrs. Lilian Chatterjee recently requested a meeting with Leader of the Opposition Mr.

Dear Editor, Permit me space to respond to an article appearing in the December 15thedition of the Stabroek News titled, `Guyana’s football to get Pro League come 2021’.