Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, It is nothing less than a nightmare to get a job in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Christianity has been present in Indigenous communities in Guyana for long time, which resulted in the majority of us becoming ‘Christian’.

Dear Editor, Amidst growing concerns, at home and abroad, about the involvement of qualified persons from the diaspora being recruited for jobs in Guyana, and the apparent lack by some Guyanese workers at home, of expertise, skills, ability or just plain common sense to manage and administrate, Guyana’s President David Arthur Granger (Brigadier rtd) has predicted that 2017 will be a better year for Guyanese.

Dear Editor, The President must know there is a lot being said about the drug bond deal – among other deals involving public money.

Dear Editor, David Ramnarine, Commissioner of Police acting, responded positively to constructive criticism with a willingness to change.

Dear Editor, I am a gold miner from Bartica, who has a work force of over forty persons currently.

Dear Editor, I am totally disappointed with Guyana’s performance at the recently concluded Olympics in Rio, Brazil.

Dear Editor, Re Notice To Mariners on Thursday,  September 8, 2016, I believe Hurakabara River Resort is on the left bank of the Essequibo River, not the right.

Dear Editor, A telephone pole supplying internet and telephone service to the 5th Street Cummings Lodge area fell to the ground more than a month ago.

Dear Editor, From the advent of the APNU+AFC coalition it would appear that the city council is not managed by all its elected officials and its statutory procedures. 

Dear Editor,   The Indian Diaspora Council (IDC) has announced the following developments in its planning of the Commemoration of the Centennial of the Abolition of Indian Indentureship.

Dear Editor, I extend warm greetings and heartiest congratulations to all my Indigenous brothers and sisters across Guyana.

Dear Editor, It was interesting to read the letter by Charles S.

Dear Editor, I refer to the report in yesterday’s edition of Stabroek News on the accident at No.

Dear Editor, The APNU+AFC regime has of late taken several actions that are obviously ill-advised and have severely impacted the poor class of people in our country.

Dear Editor, Fourteen years ago on June 13, 2002, I attended an event on the Wai Wai culture and wrote some reflections which I forgot about and only found again recently.

Dear Editor, I will never forget September 11th, 2001; I remember it like it was yesterday.

Dear Editor, The President of the WICB feels obliged to explain after the ICC has decided to abandon the proposal for a two tier Test system, that the board did not support it.

Dear Editor, Please permit me the space to offer an apology to the Minister of Indigenous Peoples Affairs, Mr S Allicock, and the Indigenous people of Guyana.

Dear Editor, The nation was promised so much by  APNU+AFC prior to May 2015, but after a year and a half in office and despite all the lip-service the APNU+AFC government proffers, the Granger-led administration  is entirely un-transparent.