Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor On Tuesday September 7, Kaieteur News carried a story ‘Guyana’s appoints convicted fraudster as Kuwait ambassador’.

Dear Editor, The Statistical Bureau (SB) has released recently two reports (Compendiums 1 and 2) on the 2012 National Census.

Dear Editor, I have been prompted to express my frustration about a situation which has been affecting the residents of Region 8, North Pakaraimas.

Dear Editor, I wish to respond to letter captioned ‘Region 3 REO has nothing to apologise for’ dated Saturday, September 3 that was published in the Stabroek News.

Dear Editor, Recently I received a report that some dredges were conducting mining activities on my gold claim.

Dear Editor, Exactly what is the reason for the lack of information concerning registration and interviews at the Cyril Potter College of Education (CPCE) for 2016?

Dear Editor, The University of Guyana Law Society (UGLS) is elated to hear that a new collaborative agreement between the University of Guyana (UG) and the University of the West Indies (Cave Hill) has been finalised, and here congratulates those who were instrumental in making this a reality.

Dear Editor, I read Mr Wesley Kirton’s letter in SN of September 8 with some degree of concern (‘There is need for Guyana to intensify its public outreach…’).

Dear Editor, The National Agricultural Research and Extension Institute (NAREI) wishes to address several inaccurate statements raised by a “Concerned employee” in a letter captioned ‘Complaints against the administration of NAREI’ that was published in Kaieteur News on September 8.

Dear Editor, The former American President Bill Clinton asked himself in his autobiography why he engaged in a sick little affair with a kid in the White House.

Dear Editor, I am saddened though not surprised, to learn of the closure of the Fort Ordnance Primary School as reported in your publication of September 8. 

Dear Editor, “The Secretary General praised the willingness of Presidents Granger and Maduro to uphold their countries’ tradition of dialogue while a path toward resolution of the controversy is crafted that will be beneficial to both countries and their peoples.”

Dear Editor, I have been assiduously following the letters written by RDC Councillor Mr H Yusuf in relation to the total disregard for any serious consultations with stakeholders in Region 6, and would like to agree with the facts which he so boldly outlined and which I do feel warrant my input.

Dear Editor, David Ramnarine, acting Commissioner of Police recently boldly read the ‘Riot Act’ to members of the anti-crime patrol and traffic ranks in relation to corrupt and other unlawful activities.

Dear Editor, In the Stabroek News of September 6, we read of numerous charges for anyone who ventures into the timber industry. 

Dear Editor, Decades ago the PPP were approached by Brazil to build a 1500 megawatt hydropower project at Tortuba, a deep water harbour in Demerara or the Essequibo and a highway to Brazil.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to the writing from Ms Elizabeth Alleyne titled, ‘Permanent Secretaries should not be political creatures’ (SN, September 7).

Dear Editor, The Ogle incident where persons posed as employees of the Ministry of Health is not singular.

Dear Editor, It is a fact that natural science taught in tropical schools suffers through having evolved from that of temperate countries, and this may be said not only of its content, but of the methods used in teaching it.

Dear Editor, The acting Police Commissioner must be commended for playing the role of a true commander.