Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,  In the letter  `A hare-brained scheme, President must address questions raised’ (SN, 21st November 2020) Rishee Thakur does not favour UWI being approached to educate 20,000 Guyanese.

Dear Editor, Some of my friends thought I was imagining things – again.

Dear Editor, More than a decade or so ago my now deceased friend and colleague of Trinidad & Tobago would post me copies of CONTACT, a magazine produced by that country’s Private Sector Association, of quality and content I always wished it could have been emulated by our own counterpart body.

Dear Editor, Culture as it relates to sports is not something we hear a lot about in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I am concerned about the spread of COVID-19 among our schools’ student population and its unabated surge nationally as the PPP government moves ahead with plans not only to reopen the economy but the school system.

Dear Editor, Since 1953 we have been going to the polls and ticking a box against the name of a political party of our choice. 

Dear Editor, Our small artist community is vanishing, four of our senior artists versatile in painting and sculpture are in urgent need of medical treatment not available at the Georgetown Public Hospital.

Dear Editor. After reading Anand Goolsarran’s  Accountability Watch Column `The changing mandate of NICIL over the years (Part 1 & 2)’ – (SN, 20th November 2020) I am more enlightened about how NICIL has operate.

Dear Editor, The recent brutal murder of sixteen-year-old Sanesha Lall by an adult male paedophile brings the issue of child rights and protection to the fore yet again in Guyana.

Dear Editor, On November 18, 2020, the Regional HQ of The University of the West Indies issued the Media Release titled `UWI going to Guyana’ stating that Guyana’s President Irfaan Ali had invited UWI “to help drive forward Guyana’s human resource development strategy.”

Dear Editor, The University of the West Indies informed the region via a press release on November 19th, 2020, that it is on the verge of signing an agreement with Guyana to facilitate the training of over 20,000 nationals over the next 5 years.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) must be commended for its quick-fire review within twenty- four hours on whether fuel smuggling still poses a threat to legitimate dealers.

Dear Editor, Earlier in referring to a local and (US) situation I referred to Ripley’s series “believe it or not”.

Dear Editor, It’s been almost one week now since the East Bank short-drop hire cars line was cut by 3/4 leaving the drivers in a difficult situation to survive .

Dear Editor, The story about the sixteen-year-old teen who was brutally stabbed to death by a thirty-four-year-old was one of the most shocking stories in the past week.

Dear Editor, 1. Type-in eaaf.org 2. The same Letters appear in the centre of the screen in red & a black-bordered box in the right-hand asks Spanish or English?

Dear Editor, I write to contribute to a growing debate on the relevance of  Mr.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Public Service Union in observation of International Men’s Day 2020 will be hosting a one day forum today to honour and recognize this day.

Dear Editor, Is the costly Biometric marking of Fuel by the Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) still necessary given the changing oil supply dynamics?

Dear Editor, In keeping with guidelines from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the death of the 11-year-old child, whose admittance to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) was due to complications with cancer, and who eventually tested positive for the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), will be re-classified as a COVID-19 related death.