Opinion

 Dear Editor, The ideas we have proposed in the paper justifying Unity and Human Development (UHD), can be downloaded at http://bit.ly/18odYmG.

Dear Editor, Among the issues residents living along the Potaro Road have been complaining of to the Bartica United Youth Development Group is the non-delivery of mail to their homes, and that sometimes when they go to the post office to uplift their mail they have to spend a lot of time searching through boxes for it.

Dear Editor, My telephone has been down since February22, 2014. I have reported it to the office in New Amsterdam as well as Head Office in Georgetown.

Dear Editor, While it would be laudable for steps to be taken by the environmental authorities, City Hall and others to keep the city and other areas of Guyana clean, there are also some other filthy and distasteful problems that exist.

Dear Editor, I met someone who was a bit disturbed by the way in which his letter to a newspaper was edited: “Deh seh wha seh yes, but ah don’t like how deh put it,” he said a bit scornfully, obviously displeased.

South Africa’s recent expulsion of three Rwandan diplomats for their involvement in the murder and attempted murder of political dissidents is yet another troubling instance of President Kagame’s willingness to use violence to silence his critics.

Dear Editor, We were alarmed to read the article that was posted to the Stabroek News online edition of March 11, entitled ‘UG students await word on Hugh Wooding placements.’

Dear Editor, The PPP administration has established a Commission of Inquiry to look into the death of the Guyanese historian and political activist, Dr Walter Rodney, on June 13, 1980.

Dear Editor, The letter from the Press Attaché of the Russian Embassy (‘BCGI abides by the laws of the country’ SN, March 11) seeking to establish the adherence of the Russian-owned Bauxite Company of Guyana Inc (BCGI) to Guyana’s laws is noteworthy.

Dear Editor, I am content that my letter of last week re the naked political posturing around the setting up of the Walter Rodney Commisssion of Inquiry seems to have had the desired effect.

Dear Editor, In a letter you published for me a few months ago I described the delay on the part of the powers that be to return my transport which was pledged as security for my daughter, who is a medical doctor, to leave Guyana.

Dear Editor, I fully endorse the caveats implied in the caption of the very penetrating editorial ‘Implementing professional teaching standards: A two-way obligation’ (SN, March 4), and their explication within the accompanying text. 

Dear Editor, There is no doubt that we live in a divided society.

Dear Editor, I read recently in the print media about a small group of pensioners protesting the deplorable conditions they are made to live in in their community of South Vryheid’s Lust, ECD.

Dear Editor, My ten-year-old daughter was reading out aloud from the March 12 edition of your newspaper. 

Hemispheric and regional reactions to the situation in Venezuela have taken an intriguing turn.

Dear Editor, With respect, I think your headline: ‘Lower criteria proposed for entry to teachers’ training college -during consultation on new standards’ somewhat misses the mark.

Dear Editor, I had almost forgotten Mr Malcolm Alli’s letter (‘Issue with the Marriott Hotel would be the type of foundation,’ SN, Feb 27).