Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, In a SN editorial of Oct. 08 and a writer’s contribution of Oct.

Dear Editor, The issues that have resulted from the oil & gas sector’s development plan must be effectively addressed.

Dear Editor, Reading about Calvin Brutus and his fancy wedding, involving it seems much of the GPF hierarchy, I am reminded of the Greek and Gypsy weddings in Europe where brides have notes pinned to their wedding dresses.

Dear Editor, Many Guyanese continue to struggle with poverty, relying heavily on support from family members abroad in the form of barrels filled with essential items.

Dear Editor, Would the government allow the current NIS (employees) to handle the recently announced $10B assistance for affected citizens; or would a separate bunch of workers be employed to ensure that decades-long un-resolved benefits are fairly and efficiently dealt with?

Dear Editor, Recently, Ambassador Samuel Hinds reminded Guyanese of the notion that ‘A bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush’. I

Dear Editor, Kindly permit me space in your letter column to extend an open invitation to any official of the Government of Guyana, officials of GWI or any other relevant authority that oversees the water and wastewater treatment in Guyana, to come for a visit at a state-of-the-art water/wastewater treatment plant.

Dear Editor, It has not gone unnoticed that the Stabroek News editorial of October 6, 2024, titled ‘Linden migrants’ was marked by xenophobic sentiments that manifest in a variety of ways.

Dear Editor, There is a very worrying situation within the education sector that needs highlighting and hopefully addressed.

Dear Editor Since the PPP took over the government we are told that the government has put a number of measures in place and has removed a number of taxes imposed by the last regime, which, in my opinion, callously imposed taxes on data, health care, education, water and electricity in addition to applying VAT to certain basic food items.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to editorial “Ramkarran and CRC” (Sep 22). 

Dear Editor, The press stated that the Guyana Government is about to launch a huge agricultural project, that is a “Masterplan (is) being developed to enhance agricultural productivity in (the) Upper Corentyne (area).

Dear Editor, It was with great interest that I read Mr.

Dear Editor,  Kit Nascimento’s letter on Saturday 12th October was bad on history and worse on international relations.

Dear Editor, My initial reaction to the president’s address is that it was comprehensive and ambitious, addressing a range of national challenges such as cost-of-living relief, infrastructural development, and climate resilience.

Dear Editor, Under the distinguished leadership of Ambassador Michael Brotherson, the Guyana Consulate in New York has been transformed into a people-oriented, people-centered organization that reflects the philosophy of the PPPC government’s “One Guyana” doctrine.

Dear Editor I signed up for NIS’ bank deposit in June and submitted all the required paperwork.

Dear Editor, I pen this letter to vent my frustration with One Communications, formerly (GTT).

Dear Editor, The recent statement in the press by the current ambassador of Guyana to the USA was very disturbing and not helpful in enhancing the image of the current administration.

Dear Editor, In an Oct. 9 letter in SN on the above referenced subject, Mr.