Opinion

So the government has gone into overdrive in its unending feud with the members of the besieged and now, it seems, outlawed Guyana Cricket Board.

Dear Editor, In a calculated display of vulgar abuse (“political opportunism,” “taint of racially inspired motives,” etc) which I will not dignify with a response, nor would I the ad hominems or trivialities liberally sprinkled over his letter of February 29 (‘Ramkarran has disregarded essential facts…‘), Mr Christopher Ram seeks to respond in the Stabroek News to an article I wrote in the Weekend Mirror, later published in the Guyana Chronicle.

Dear Editor, I welcome the resumption of classes at the University of Guyana (UG). 

Dear Editor, The Stabroek News editorial on the zoo is revealing and a shame (‘Elephant’ February 26).

Dear Editor, The Stabroek News editorial on the zoo is revealing and a shame (‘Elephant’ February 26).

Dear Editor, In rainy weather tractors with large wheels deposit hundreds of pounds of mud on the public road in certain parts in West Coast Berbice.

Dear Editor, My frustration keeps mounting because the police in my Region 2 district just keep telling me that the DPP’s advice is still being awaited for some seven months now on a report made about me on July 28, 2011.

Apologise!

Caricom Secretariat

Cities are failing children, UNICEF warns in ‘The State of the World’s Children 2012: Children in an Urban World.’

Dear Editor, Sometimes I cannot help but get the feeling that my fellow Afro-Guyanese have their heads in the sand.

Dear Editor,   In his column in last Sunday’s Weekend Mirror defending the government’s $5.7 billion Supplementary Appropriation Bill No.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to point out some inaccuracies and  to shed some light on some of the questions raised in the article, ‘Greenidge questions suitability of Amaila Falls for Hydropower‘  published  in the Kaieteur News of Monday, February 27, 2012.

Dear Editor, We appreciate the thoughtful analysis provided by Ramon Gaskin in his recent letter in SN titled ‘The Amaila project should be comprehensively reviewed by professional engineering and financial experts‘ (February 14, 2012). 

Dear Editor, For some time now, I have seen a herd of horses who seem to live on the Rupert Craig Highway just around the beginning of the UG Road, and I have often wondered who on earth owns them.

Dear Editor, In a letter in SN on Feb 28, captioned ‘Republic Day celebrations should be reformed,’ Sandra Khan made reference to a claim that the PPP had dissuaded Indians from participating in Mashramai celebrations.

Do you have classes in Minerology?

Dear Editor, In connection with the Commissioner of Police Henry Greene’s impasse with the DPP, I think that Mr Greene should resign immediately for professional misconduct.

The ferocity of recent widely publicized observations, written in a letter from Prime Minister Gonsalves to Caricom Secretary General Irwin LaRocque on the progress, or lack of it, as he perceives it, of Caricom integration, reflects an obvious frustration on the part of the Prime Minister which is not entirely inconsistent with his demeanour, but is nevertheless surprising.

Let’s hope that neither the Suriname Embassy in Georgetown nor any of President Bouterse’s news-monitoring aides in Paramaribo regularly monitor NCN’s hourly news casts; if they do then Takuba Lodge may be the recipient of a terse diplomatic note protesting NCN’s recent reference to President Desi Bouterese as President Donald Ramotar’s “Dutch counterpart.”