Opinion
Cultural violence
If there were a crime of cultural malfeasance on the statute books, then Minister Leslie Ramsammy would surely have been charged with it by now, along, perhaps, with Dr Bheri Ramsarran as an accessory.
Does GWI have the equipment and skilled staff to find any kind of contaminant in the city’s water supply?
Dear Editor, It was with deep consternation that I read in the June 2 edition of SN, Water Minister Irfaan Ali’s statement, “that despite the discovery of dead fish, the water in the Lamaha Canal is safe.”
Perhaps there will be a new philosophy of governance in T&T
Dear Editor, I was at the headquarters of the United National Congress (UNC) in Couva, Trinidad and Tobago (TT) on election night as vote-counts arrived, making its leader, Mrs Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the new prime minister.
The government should conduct a review of the Amaila project
Dear Editor, The fiasco of the Amaila project keeps going down that infamous creek without a paddle with every utterance from this government.
Guyanese have the power to change
Dear Editor, Our country Guyana is one of great and majestic beauty.
The PPP government is sincere in working with the African Guyanese sector of society
Dear Editor, I believe that the People’s Progressive Party (PPP), as a party and as the PPP/Civic government, is sincere in its desire to forge genuine links and work with the African Guyanese sector of the society.
Too many national customs have been cast aside and we should not want to lose another
Dear Editor, I can empathise with my colleague Mr Rafiq Khan who wrote so emphatically about the abolition of the ceremonial opening of the Criminal Assizes (‘The ceremonial opening of the Criminal Assizes… should be abolished’ SN, June 3).
Deep waters
Nearly 50 days after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig caught fire and sank, it is becoming clear that the scale of the crisis was underestimated from the beginning.
We need to pay attention to the moral decline in our society
Dear Editor, Having just returned from the People’s Republic of China, where I witnessed a deepening cultural sensitivity, human dignity coupled with unprecedented social and economic progress, I am saddened by the behaviour of sections of our population, worsened by the near silence and inaction by our leaders of state and civil society.
The problem is a severe shortage of judges
Dear Editor, Permit me to briefly respond to the statements by the Attorney General contained in an article in the Stabroek News captioned ‘Poor work ethic among judges plagues criminal justice system’ (May 30).
Chinese nationals and Fazia Collection
Dear Editor, On May 7, a group of Chinese persons came into my store (Fazia Collection Sales Centre, America Street) taking photographs.
What have the Ministry of Water and GWI done to establish the safety of the Lamaha water?
Dear Editor, I could not believe I read (SN, June 2) that Minister Irfan Ali pronounced the Lamaha Canal water “safe” while “detailed investigation” is still being conducted.
The Business Cartoon
A new ‘Castle’
Dear Editor, Congratulations on Rory Westmaas’ article on architecture (second part) published in the Guyana Review Vol 17 Issue, May 5, 2010.
The Guyana Cricket Board constitution should move away from geographical organization
Dear Editor, I applaud Minister Anthony’s move to address the problem of the two constitutions of the Guyana Cricket Board.
High freight costs on speedboats plying Bartica to Parika route
Dear Editor, Passengers travelling the Bartica-Parika route by speedboat are fed up with the high freight cost they have to pay for personal luggage and boxes and cartons; the price is soaring.
Post was libellous
Dear Editor, I refer to a post that was made on June 2 on the website http://liveinguyana.blogspot.com/
When will the madness of blackouts end?
Dear Editor, The Guyana Power and Light’s (GPL) rotten service of poor electricity delivery is once again coming to the fore and the picture looks very bleak again for Berbicians.
A happy ending
Dear Editor, When an incident that appears tragic turns out to have a happy ending, it is something to rejoice over since these happy endings are indeed rare.
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