Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, November rains are here already with widespread flooding again, same old, same old! 

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter of Mr Tacuma Ogunseye (SN 11-5-20) in which he says that, “the major hindrance to unity and progress (putting aside foreign influence and dictates) is the unwillingness of race groups to accept that there is need for adjustments in historical advantages they achieved in the colonial arrangement of the economy and the state.

Dear Editor, In your editorial yesterday I noticed the following: We quoted one of the consultants as saying, “It is important that the contractor ha[s] the will to want to keep the materials.”

Dear Editor, Recent correspondents Ravi Dev and Vincent Alexander were referred to in a letter published in the  November  5th  Stabroek News written by Tacuma Ogunseye in a letter titled `The major hindrance to unity is unwillingness of race groups to accept need for adjustment in historical advantages they achieved.’

Dear Editor,  I write in relation to the issue of the elevation of attorneys-at-law to the dignity of Senior Counsel, published in several editions of your newspaper. 

Dear Editor, The Coronavirus pandemic continues to bring new challenges with every passing day and even though there have been solutions to many of the issues related to the pandemic, some problems are still unresolved.

Dear Editor, If there is one country that Guyanese know better than any other it’s the United States of America.

Dear Editor, The irony of Joseph Harmon’s hurried congratulatory letter to American President-elect Joe Biden cannot be lost on all with knowledge of Guyana’s recent electoral travails, for it would seem President Trump will be replicating claims and legal manoeuvres made by the Granger/Harmon group.

Dear Editor, The Local Government Elections (LGE) are due in 2021.

Dear Editor, Can you say if it is true that Harmon has sent a letter of congratulations to President-elect Joe Biden?

Dear Editor, There are two things that I first wish to say about the Ministry of Education’s decision to reopen public schools to a limited student audience. 

Dear Editor, It is instructive to note that live streaming of the counting of ballots was done in the critically important Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Dear Editor, Having stated my reasons for taking a principled position on a motion, which sought to disregard the authority of the Local Government Commission, at the last Statutory Meeting of Council held, Monday, October 26, 2020, I made no further public comment on this matter.

Dear Editor, I write this letter while like the rest of the world, we await the outcome of the US election.

Dear Editor, I wish to thank my good friend Tony Vieira for his letter in the Stabroek News of November 1, 2020.

Dear Editor, Thank you very much for providing the public with the daily dose of COVID-19 data.

Dear Editor, In a recent report on the Indian Sugar Industry they have reported a challenging cost structure where their cost of production is too high compared to market prices.

Dear Editor, The student application process at the University of Guyana is marred by subjectivity.

Dear Editor, There has been much said and written about Minister Walrond and the legality of her swearing-in as a Member of the National Assembly.

Dear Editor, Seems the US elections is following the Guyana script with calls being made of fraudulent votes, dead people voting, valid votes only, recount and legal recourse to the courts among other claims.