Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, It was highly amusing to see the re-appearance in our political landscape of Robert Persaud, Mr.

Dear Editor, GECOM spent three billion dollars on an ill-advised House to House (H2H) registration exercise in 2019.

Dear Editor, Poor people generally are not given enough credit for the prudent management of the relatively small income they receive.

Dear Editor, I Anthony Vieira am a shareholder of Houston Estate and was also formerly a director of Houston.

Dear Editor, Recently, a Commission of Inquiry (CoI) was ordered by the caretaker President Granger for the vehicular collision which occurred on the East Bank of Demerara two weeks ago where five persons were killed, three of whom were members of the Disciplined Services.

Dear Editor, Once again in Guyana road accidents have taken pride of place as the leading cause of deaths.

Dear Editor, The constitutional travails precipitated by the actions and or omissions of the Executive since the 21st December 2018, has catapulted the nation state of Guyana to, one of the most novel positions attained by no other in the world over the past 60 years.

Dear Editor, As I read the story of the murder of gold miner Deon Stoll on October 14, 2019, I recall A.

Dear Editor, The news that the GECOM Chair will talk to the media soon is very welcome news.

Dear Editor, Mr Tacuma Ogunseye said he was amused at a column from Dr Henry Jeffrey published in the Stabroek News (SN: 16/10/19).

Dear Editor, Setting up a drug court is the humanitarian way to manage individuals who have drug problems.

Dear Editor, I was not there. I was heading towards a time and place of prayer, with people of prayer.

Dear Editor, It is public knowledge that the police, in conjunction with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, have established that the state has no credible evidence with which to charge and prosecute Mr Roger Khan.

Dear Editor, Born in April 1939 within days of each other, VYK and I lived our early years as next yard neighbours in Middle Street, Georgetown on the north side between East and Cummings streets.

Dear Editor, I spent the Diwali season in England, New York, Trinidad and Guyana, interacting with Guyanese and other West Indians.

Dear Editor, Interests in oil blocks should be awarded in ways that maximise the value to the resource owner, that is, to the country and its people.

Dear Editor, Sherwood Lowe’s letter, “We need a systematic evaluation of the 1999/2000 constitutional reforms” (SN: 25/10/19) is exactly the kind of missive this country needed four years ago when this government came to power with great promise to shake up constitutional reform.

Dear Editor, Exxon is accused of cooking the books. One set of accounting records for shareholders (investors) and another for its management.

Dear Editor, Instead of Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo seeking to undermine the independence and work of GECOM, he should be advising the nation when he and the other opposition Members of Parliament are prepared to honour the ruling of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) regarding the responsibility of the National Assembly with respect to elections. 

Dear Editor, As a subjective assessment, Mr Tacuma Ogunseye’s letter, “APNU+AFC coalition not ideal manifestation of multi-racial politics but is the best nation has achieved to date” (SN: 25/10/19) is not an exaggeration but tells us of the substantial distance left to be travelled before we could arrive at a sensible form of governance.