Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, When Dr. Cheddi Jagan died, Martin Carter, Guyana’s National Poet, a freedom-fighter who, in 1953, was imprisoned along with Dr.

Dear Editor Allow me to quote from T. Ogunseye’s letter published in the media in which he lauds the vibrancy of the judiciary of Guyana (3/1/2024).

Dear Editor, The Qatari hotel in Georgetown highlights a growing disconnect between talk and walk as it relates to embracing eco-development and green spaces in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I need help and am appealing for a hand in figuring out the ownership of this oil boat, aka oil barge, now an oil battleship for Trinidad and Tobago. 

Dear Editor, The public road from Lethem to South Rupununi was given some scraping making it smooth which gives a comfortable ride for drivers.

Dear Editor, An announcement was recently made on the appointment of a constitutional commission to review the 1980 Burnham constitution and recommend changes.

Dear Editor, Once again, permit me to salute the nation’s teachers who the last four weeks, have stood in defiance against the ruthless and heartless rulers committed to reducing the country, its institutions, constitution, and the rule of law to emptiness.

Dear Editor,  Guyana Public Service Union (GPSU) president Patrick Yarde under duress issued an ultimatum on the PPP government in relation to the teacher’s strike.

Dear Editor, The late apology, only after a news agency sought an explanation to his rigging statement, (SN Feb 29), rings hollow and seems sheepish.

Dear Editor, Allow me to congratulate and commend the excellent editorial in yesterday’s Stabroek News titled ‘Depaving Paradise.’

Dear Editor, I am writing to advocate for a bold and transformative initiative: the complete demolition and reconstruction of the University of Guyana (UG) into a modern, world-class campus.

Dear Editor, I feel like I failed as a father to do a better job raising my children to work hard, get an education, a career and have a good relationship with God.

Dear Editor, The Santa Rosa Village Council has received NO funds from the recent Carbon Credit Sale “dole out” form of developmental and benefit sharing model from the government of Guyana!!

Dear Editor, I am writing to shed light on a pressing issue that often remains in the shadows of economic discourse—the risk of obesity in newly oil-rich countries such as Guyana.

Dear Editor, Last evening I went to pay my GTT bill via their automated paying machines in the Giftland Mall.

Dear Editor, Refer to GPL Development and Expansion Programme Planning Horizon: 2023 – 2027.

Dear Editor,  This letter, regarding the recent events in the Marudi mines in the South Rupununi, is being written with much worry.

Dear Editor, I am a concessionaire operating in the forest sector.

Dear Editor, The teachers are on strike to force the government into collective bargaining negotiations, and the Public Service Union is threatening the same, it would seem inevitable that everyone is going to sit down at the same table at some point, but I fear some have more to gain than others and the teachers may have more to lose; let me expound.

Dear Editor, Now that the establishment of the Suriname-Guyana Chamber of Com-merce has been formalized, can we hope for affirmative action on the elusive fishing licenses for our upper Corentyne fisherfolk?