Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, General elections were held in Guyana, on March 2, 2020, and to date the results have not been made available to the parties that contested the elections.

Dear Editor, Three events in the past years have captured and captivated my imagination as far as Guyana is concerned.

Dear Editor, Is there a plan for the Leadership of the Coronavirus Committee/Task Force to meet with the Leadership of Corporate Guyana/Private Businesses (Banks DIH, DDL, the Financial Institutions, ANSA McAl, Massy Group, Demtoco, Digicel, GTT, Grace Kennedy, etc etc etc  and to engage them in meaningful discussions about your plans, the activities you are hoping to undertake and the quantity of resources needed and their possible assistance in helping the nation  to  acquire the required  items?

Dear Editor, For anyone in the Ministry of Public Health or from the Covid-19 multi-stakeholder response forum that is interested in having more test kits to help detect the virus amongst the populace, please do reach out to Mylab Discovery Solutions Pvt Lab.

Dear Editor,      These are hard and despairing days.       Theodore Roethke wrote: “In a dark time the eye begins to see…”        There is still so much good.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to highlight a common characterization or distorting, of Coronavirus prevention in the global medical community.

Dear Editor, We all breathed a sigh of relief after hearing the rulings of the High Court on March 31, 2020 with regards to the appeal brought by Mr.

Dear Editor, Seeking legal resolution to the various impasses by the political parties during this election process has proven the strength and independence of the judiciary.

Dear Editor, The time has long passed for leaders of all political parties to give an unequivocal commitment that transparent, verified and reliable results from a re-count of our March 2 General and Regional Elections shall be accepted in their entirety as the legal basis for a democratically elected government to assume office without further delay.

Dear Editor, On 21st December 2018 the APNU+AFC Coalition lost a no-confidence motion.

Dear Editor, Sharing power or what some have dubbed as a ‘win-win’ system, that is sharing executive wealth, benefits, control and power for a selected few, is the current dialogue.

Dear Editor, From its inception, electoral democracy has always been based upon the will of the majority.

Dear Editor, I am moved and energised by Angelina DeAbreu’s inspiring letter in yesterday’s SN “Attempt at changing ‘narrative’ from what is free and fair elections to ‘we’re in an unfair race dynamic’ is just plain wrong”. 

Dear Editor, My family is in self-quarantine in Georgetown for the last three weeks.

Dear Editor, Mr GHK Lall has not confessed the core problem (`Ideas on power sharing’ SN March 31, 2020).

Dear Editor, Let us forget for one moment, if we can, the coronavirus and the government’s indecisive and lame response under Minister of Public Health Ms.

Dear Editor, We are living in extraordinary times. Given the inevitable onslaught of Covid-19 on the Guyanese population, the urgency for a transparent and credible recount of the votes cast in the March 2, 2020 elections has increased manifold.

Dear Editor, On 4th March, 2020, Gecom Officials tried to falsify the count of the Statements of Poll for Region 4.

Dear Editor, This is a historic moment for the best display of Guyanese Ethical and Transformational Leadership of the highest calibre.

Dear Editor, Though I am pessimistic about the prospects of power sharing in this country, I see it as the only way out of our draining problems.