Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Public Infrastructure has taken note of a few complaints published in the media over the past two days with regards to street lights in various areas and wish to shed some light in this regard.

Dear Editor, The GAWU saw reports appearing in the November 16, Stabroek News and Guyana Times regarding responses of officials from the PNC and the AFC in regard to questions posed by the media about the wage freeze imposed on sugar workers since the Coalition took office in 2015.

Dear Editor, We are about to end this year, 2019 with five tragic leaps already into the grave.

Dear Editor, Mrs Patricia Rodney’s recent call for the Government of Guyana to make public the COI report into Walter Rodney’s death has led to a flurry of letters in the Guyana media, a few from the WPA.

Dear Editor, It is fitting that the 2019 Nobel Prize for Economics was awarded to three Massachusetts Institute of Technology professors whose academic careers were built on the study of poverty alleviation.

Dear Editor, In doing a piece of research I am working on, I had cause to read the Stabroek News of February 5, 1991, and the headline in that newspaper was `Kwayana resigns from Parliament’.

Dear Editor, The following is an excerpt from an article titled: The world needs more Ethiopia and less Exxon, by Toby A.A.

Dear Editor, Carl ‘Max’ Alton Hanoman was a family friend, physician to many members of my family as well as a personal confidant.

Dear Editor, It is a reversal of all that we were taught in math classes, and which form the backbone of our understanding of the hierarchy of numbers, of the serenity of settled order, and of the strategic placement of people and things. 

Dear Editor, The WPA’s response to Dr Pat Rodney’s remarks represents a shameful diatribe that is not only opportunistic, but it places rank political opportunism over one’s moral compass.

Dear Editor, I visited the Commissioner of Information Justice Ramson – a childhood friend -several times in his East Street office  in my recent visit to Guyana.

Dear Editor, There is a matter at the Region Four level which is of concern to the Better Hope/LBI NDC and the Enmore/Hope NDC.

Dear Editor, The recently announced wage/salary and allowances increase is not the first time a government announced same without the agreement of the union.

Dear Editor, GT&T’s motto is: Do More It is an aspiration that is substantively honoured in the breach.

Dear Editor, Mr Ralph Ramkarran, in his article, ‘A post-racial future in Guyana is within grasp’ (SN: 10/11/19) writes, “It is clear that in Guyana Indians are not willing to be ruled by Africans and Africans are not prepared to be ruled by Indians.

Dear Editor, One continues to be dismayed by the belligerence of the AFC in the talks on a new Cummingsburg Accord.

Dear Editor, Yesterday several persons including my entire family were served with documents to attend a hearing this morning at the Gecom Mahaicony office to determine whether we exist.

Dear Editor, When the history of this country is written post oil, the name Dr.

Dear Editor, In an article published by the Guyana Chronicle on November 11, 2019, the Minister of Finance said that public servants received more than a 75 percent increase in wages and salaries for the period 2015-2019.

Dear Editor, According to Stabroek News of November 07, 2019, an earlier notification of the termination of their respective services caught two executives of GPL off-guard – the Deputy Chief Executive Officer and the Human Resources ‘Officer’.