Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Please allow me to thank Mr. Ruel Johnson for the courtesy of his comments. I

Dear Editor, Poverty is an enigma that haunts the psyche of conscientious national leaders the world over.

Dear Editor, Vice president Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo has revealed that the government is working on project that will see 50,000 flowering plants trees to be planted in Georgetown and along the coastline area in an effort to beautify the urban landscape.

Dear Editor, Earlier in the month of October, the Regional Democratic Council of Region 9 announced its intention to hold a football tournament for football clubs (male and female) in Region 9 with prize money amounting to a mouth-watering sum of 4.6 million Guyana dollars, obviously to be funded by the taxpayers of this country.

Dear Editor, When Bharrat Jagdeo starts to speak about corruption in a certain aggressive way, the writing is on the wall. 

Dear Editor, I don’t agree. It makes no sense, to make Guyanese living abroad eligible for the one-off grant.

Dear Editor, I write to you today regarding the life-altering $100,000 cash grant that I, a non-resident Guyanese passport-holder—overseas-based, of course—have had the distinct honour of being awarded.

Dear Editor, On October 22 2004, the church of America mourned the passing of theologian Gustavo Gutierrez, best known for his influential work “Liberation Theology” published nearly fifty years ago.

Dear Editor, I refer to your editorial of October 24, 2025, titled “More Dangerous Than Disgusting.”

Dear Editor, In a letter in the Stabroek News of October 23, 2024 Dr.

Dear Editor, Everyone has a story to tell, and we invite you to reflect on your own experiences—whether it’s a time when you might have been a bully, witnessed bullying, or found yourself on the receiving end.

Dear Editor, I have read the views, opinions and suggestions expressed by Guyanese and political parties on the recent announcement by Government on the disbursement of a ‘one-off payment’ of $100,000.00 to all Guyanese; whose name appears on the Voters Registration List.

Dear Editor, I note Dr. Bertrand Ramcharan’s latest tilting at the imagined ogre of autocracy with his latest contortion, “Empirical autocracy”, both in his Stabroek News column of October 16 and his October 24 letter in defence of that column.

Dear Editor, I have some kind regard for the Minister of Social Protection and Human Services, Dr.

WASHINGTON,  (Reuters) – The World Bank announced yesterday a new gender strategy aimed at boosting economic opportunities for women and enabling their participation in the global economy through social protection and access to broadband and capital.

Dear Editor, The University of Guyana’s Convocation ceremony is scheduled to begin on November 7th, 2024.

Dear Editor,  Last evening, the Guyana Police Force deployed a SWAT team to arrest Mr.

Dear Editor, I have a few questions regarding the government’s impending cash grant distribution of $100,000 to all Guyanese eighteen years and older and it is hoped that clarity can be given on the highlighted issues as some of these have implications for a wide cross section of Guyanese society.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to refer to a piece published yesterday in the Government-run newspaper that purports to refute the evidence I marshalled about the existence of empirical autocracy in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I refer to yet another Road Safety Campaign launch as reported in your October 21st.