Opinion

Dear Editor, I notice once again that the LCDS programme is back in the news again.

Dear Editor, Some time ago the new law of Guyana required that I confirm my banking particulars.

Dear Editor, On Sunday, September 25, the inter-county final between Demerara and Berbice was held at the Albion Sports Complex and ten thousand persons were in attendance.

Dear Editor, Your Sunday Stabroek article of September 25 (‘Modification costs might help reduce overall cost of Amaila project’), continues to highlight many troubling questions regarding the design, specification, payments and funding for the proposed Amaila Falls Hydropower Project (AFHEP) with claims without substantiation that design enhancement will reduce overall project costs. 

Dear Editor, I am from the West Coast of Demerara but have just migrated to Richmond Hill this year. 

Dear Editor, The National Communications Net-work (NCN) in Berbice while airing a ‘Bedtime Song’ was incredibly repeatedly using the word ‘hold’ instead of ‘whole’ to describe a variety of items or stocks by distributors for sale.

Politikles

In a report published in this newspaper yesterday about the lack of a cook at the Port Kaituma Secondary School, which is a boarding school, we quoted a single parent as saying that she might be forced to remove her 13-year-old daughter from the school if the situation continued, though she did not want to do so because the child was the first of her five children to attend secondary school.

Dear Editor, A government can be seen as the enemy by the US, UK and France just for standing up for the rights of its people.

Thursday’s Cartoon

Dear Editor, In mid-July 2011, I was told by an animal lover of an injured donkey near Vryheids Lust, on the East Coast.

Dear Editor, The Minister of Home Affairs is meeting with various personnel involved in ‘traffic.’

Dear Editor, Saturday, September 17, was Inter-American Cleanliness and Citizenship Day or DIADESOL.

Dear Editor, From a recent trip to Guyana, I am just appalled by the many excuses that the Guyanese people, especially and most surprisingly, the youths, are fabricating not to vote in the upcoming elections.

Politikles

Prime Minister Bruce Golding’s decision to leave the leadership of Jamaica is unexpected but not too difficult to appreciate.

Dear Editor, Baldeo Persaud writing in the Stabroek News (September 23), ‘Walter Rodney must be turning in his grave,‘ chose to criticize the leadership of the WPA for being a partner in APNU that will contest this year’s general elections.

Dear Editor, In a letter published by SN on September 20 (‘The Auditor General should investigate payments under the Synergy contract’), Ms Bulkan was of the opinion that payments for construction of the access road to the Amaila Falls seems to be out of whack and that the Auditor General should conduct an investigation before taxpayers are once again burdened with the cost of a non-performing project.

Dear Editor, Value Added Tax (VAT) is a burden on the shoulders, minds and pockets of the people of Guyana, for it is too high.

Dear Editor, The September 28 election is of great importance to the short-term and long-term future of the University of Guyana.