Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, As a person in the cricket fraternity I tend to agree fully with those who see the state of cricket in Berbice as worrying.

Dear Editor, Unnecessary inconvenience, hardship and suffering are being endured by litigants in Region 2 whenever their cases which would normally be dealt with at the sitting of the Suddie Court are transferred to the Charity Court.

Dear Editor, From all indications there is no single, unified national position on the parking meter issue.

Dear Editor, Over the past few weeks, there have been a number of occurrences in the legal fraternity which have excited public attention and concern.

Dear Editor, I would like to commend former President Donald Ramotar on the sudden recovering of his faculty of memory with regard to necessary imprimatur on the Red House ‘lease’. 

Dear Editor, Recent decisions in the transportation sector and the subsequent public outcry have made it clear that open government is increasingly becoming a necessity.

Dear Editor, The removal of Justice Cecil Kennard as Chairman of the Police Complaints Authority on the grounds of his age is a clear case of discrimination.

Dear Editor, This country needs a person with a radical vision to transform its environment from a garbage laden one to a clean and decent place.

Dear Editor, The introduction of parking meters in any jurisdiction in the world attracts opposition.

Dear Editor, The gold mining industry has been the subject of many articles recently.

Dear Editor, In 2007, I wrote a column on the topic of ‘Oil and Guyana’. 

Dear Editor, There is a long established convention in the private security industry which holds that no entity or individual operating in the sector should use any markings or present themselves in such a way that is mistaken for any branch of the state’s security apparatus.

Dear Editor, Never before in the legal history of Guyana has an Attorney General levelled publicly such a blast of terror and fear upon any Head of the Judiciary or his own legal officer.

Dear Editor, In response to Mr Clayton Halley’s letter (‘Which citizens did Minister Henry listen to?’

Dear Editor The toxic and desecrated state of the two burial grounds in the village of Diamond is a national disgrace and an indictment of the NDCs which were elected to serve the community.

Dear Editor, I was rather amused (on a more serious note, I should be quite disappointed) when I read the typically exhaustive letter written by Mr E B John in SN of February 1 lamenting the fact that “there has been indifference to the recommendations of the CoI into the public service”.

Dear Editor, Once a year there is much euphoria and excitement on the part of those who have done well at the Grade Six Assessments.

Dear Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to ask the PPP leadership (and my fellow PPP supporters) if they believe that while in government the PPP/C was transparent, accountable, practised good governance and showed respect for all people?

Dear Editor, Where is President Granger getting his legal advice? It does not appear to be of very high grade and too often proves, er, wrong!

Dear Editor, I read with interest a lengthy letter by Clement J Rohee MP entitled `The oil and gas industry will be at the centre of future foreign policy’ (SN, 01 February 2017) in which the gentleman makes a case for our future oil industry to be at the centre of our foreign policy.