Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,  The Civil Defence Commission has shared that it is organising a voucher system to deliver food aid as part of the COVID relief efforts.

Dear Editor Today, the Working People’s Alliance will mark the 40th anniversary since its leader Walter Rodney was killed.

Dear Editor, This is written for both you and for the staff at the Ministry of Education, who I assume prepare these test papers. 

Dear Editor, As Guyana prepares to transition to a new Government, people are demanding to know where has all the money gone that was transferred to the outgoing Granger Government in May 2015. 

Dear Editor, I have noted the clumsy but malicious “spin” by the APNU/AFC cabal on comments I made on a recent Zoom programme with Ed Layne.

Dear Editor,  The critical question is whether GECOM can rely on data extrapolated from the ballot boxes where the statutory documents are missing altogether or in part?

Dear Editor, Given the serious health risks posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and the level of importance placed on the National Grade Six Assessment (NGSA), the Ministry of Education (MoE) should have taken the proposals of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) more seriously.

Dear Editor, The COVID-19 pandemic may accomplish the unintended consequence of revolutionizing the Guyana education system and shattering decades of entrenched educational inequalities resulting in a persistent poverty of design in our “chalk and talk” education system.

Dear Editor, Opinions vented after Guyana’s March 2, 2020 General and Regional Elections by columnists Dr.

Dear Editor, The very stark Stabroek News Editor-in-Chief’s notes to letters in the past few weeks has disappointed me.

Dear Editor, Guyana has a major problem of racial divisiveness. The “Mother of All Elections” may have been perceived and contested as a battle for racial dominance over a country flowing with potential.

Dear Editor, An arranged marriage is different from a forced marriage.

Dear Editor, This year we celebrate our 50th Republic in such a desolate ambiance.

Dear Editor, Within hours of the announcement of the close of tabulation of votes cast in the March 2 general elections, there arose among us a Seer, who had been a law-giver, attorney-general Mr Nandlall.

Dear Editor, I write in response to your Letter page of the 24th May 2020 captioned: `Sloths, other animals, being traded from Mabaruma in breach of closed season’. 

Dear Editor, It appears that, ceteris paribus, the PPP/C will be back in power, emphasis on the word back since politics in Guyana is all about regurgitating the same old cud on different days.

Dear Editor, The Recount of the ballots for the March 2nd General and Regional Elections, which were held over three months ago, has been finally completed.

Dear Editor, The bank, of which I was a member since its establishment in this country, has just peremptorily advised that my cheques would no longer be honoured if the payee is not also a member.

Dear Editor, General Secretary (GS) of the PPP Bharrat Jagdeo knows there is no result that he has seen so far emanating from the National Recount that can make him rejoice.

Dear Editor, I write in response to the former Prime Minister Mr Samuel A.A.