Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, A few weeks ago, I wrote with a heavy heart, expressing my growing concern over the grim reality of Guyana’s roadways.

Dear Editor, Today, I join in mourning the loss of a dear friend of more than 35 years, a bond forged since our days in Prep A at Mackenzie Primary School.

Dear Editor, On November 7th inst. I waited for about 3 hours at the Palms Compound along with about 10 other seniors.

Dear Editor,        I would like to voice my support for the views expressed by Mr.

Dear Editor, SN reported on problems with child protection in Port Kaituma, and the poor response of the local government officials.

Dear Editor, Whatever happened to the much touted tri-nation regional ferry service which was launched with much fanfare? 

Dear Editor, The troubles of a poor family squatting for over 10 years has finally come to an end.

Dear Editor, Can it be said that the People’s Pro-gressive Party (PPP) Government is now an actually listening government? 

Dear Editor, The PPP is on record condemning the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) or oil and gas contract that the Coalition government signed with Exxon.

Dear Editor, Former Guyana and West Indies test captain and star batsman did a presentation on his book ‘Colour Blind’ last Friday November 15 at Moray House.

Dear Editor, I write to highlight about the pollution and disgustingly destructive mining that is occurring in District #5, a part of the Barama River.

Dear Editor, The financial mismanagement within Georgetown’s City Council has reached crisis levels, demanding serious action and accountability.

Dear Editor. Based on ample international evidence, I do not share Ralph Ramkarran’s bleak pessimism in his recent article in Conversation Tree, titled “Biometrics are not permitted by the constitution or any other law”, where he lamented that election losers in Guyana (in his narrative, the PNCR alone) will engage in “an unending political dance over the electoral system based on nothing more than political calculations and posturing.”

Dear Editor, Every week, we wake up to news of another life tragically lost on Guyana’s roads.

Dear Editor, I am flummoxed by the excitement surrounding the upcoming visit of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Guyana.

Dear Editor, As the world continues to navigate the complexities of geopolitics, economic challenges, and climate change, the importance of strong, strategic international relationships has never been clearer.

Dear Editor, I will continue to give President Irfaan Ali generous time to supply evidence that his fore day morning ‘feral blast’ was an authentic exercise in leadership. 

Dear Editor, Every Guyanese looks forward to welcoming the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi to Guyana.

Dear Editor, Linden experienced a transformative day last Friday as over 600 house lots were allocated to residents, and local contractors were pre-qualified for contracts collectively valued at more than $7 billion dollars for the construction and upgrading of some 165 roads across the town and region.

Dear Editor, I am grateful to bloggers who posted thirty-four comments on the article “The idea that Guyanese are rich is an erroneous arithmetical idea,” SN, 12 November.