Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, As we count down to the expiration of the suspension of the Georgetown Metered Parking By-laws, the residents of Georgetown and citizens of Guyana have not been bestowed with the courtesy of a communication from the Mayor & Councillors of the City of Georgetown (M&CC) or the government through the Ministry of Communities as to what to expect.

Dear Editor, It is with deep concern that the Ministry of Social Protection hereby registers its concern over the failure of your agency to publish a message from Minister Keith Scott in observance of World Day Against Child Labour.

Dear Editor, As we remember Walter Rodney on another June 13, we again honour the life and contributions of a product of our Guyana and Caribbean who gave hope to tens of thousands that a Guyana that guarantees the security of all its diverse groups is possible.

Dear Editor, Two articles in the media one headlined; ‘Wider coast guard patrols urged after Waini-River pirate attack’ and the other, ‘Ramjattan: Fishermen must also take steps to protect themselves’ caught my attention.

Dear Editor, After reading Nigel Hinds’ interesting letter titled ‘We should use “African Guyanese” not the word “black”’ (SN, June 10) I wondered why the one-word descriptor ‘Guyanese’ is not enough.

Dear Editor, Stabroek News, on June 17, published a very curious letter to the editor by Clement J Rohee under the caption, ‘There is concern over the sidelining of civilians because of military appointments to public posts’.

Dear Editor, I wish to reply to a letter written by Wesley Kirton (‘Florida event is private by invitation only’ SN, June 11) in response to my letter (‘Are two US events public or private?’

Dear Editor, Smartphones have become one of the most important technological devices in modern times.

Dear Editor, I admit there might be a possibility of selfishness at play because I did purchase a flight from Toronto to Antigua, primarily to see the two games against India.

Dear Editor, Neither party seems to have paid any heed over the last ten years to the Carter Center’s articulate recommendation by its elections observer team of 2006 for Gecom to abandon the very management model brokered by the Center in 1992, as it had since become dysfunctional and counterproductive.

Dear Editor, The Kaieteur News front page on Saturday, July 10, screams the caption of an article in bold red lettering, `Overpaying teachers cost Region Five $80 million –Harmon’.

Dear Editor, There is increasing concern for that which is taking shape in this society. 

Dear Editor, The EU Commission wants to remove Guyana from the anti-money-laundering blacklist.

Dear Editor, Badree is automatically excluded from any game over twenty overs, and Narine has played few such games.

Dear Editor, I read in the newspaper recently that the government intends to fix many roads throughout the coast of Guyana.

Dear Editor, Everywhere we look in Guyana these days, we see ‘foreigners’ – just people in search of a better life.

Dear Editor, My first time working at an establishment was in July, 2016.

Dear Editor, It is good news that President David Granger and Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo have decided to meet and consult on the nomination/appointment of a Gecom Chairman.

Dear Editor, I wish to respond briefly to questions raised by Anil Nandlall about an event to be held today (Sunday) in Florida published in yesterday’s edition of your newspaper (‘Are two US events public or private’).

Dear Editor, It was with utter disgust that I read that the Board of the Georgetown Public Hospital has removed the Chief Executive Officer Mr Allan Johnson from his post.