Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I have read Maj Gen Joe Singh’s COI report into the Mahdia tragedy cover to cover.

Dear Editor, It is a new year, but it seems to be the same old, same old, at City Hall in Georgetown.

Dear Editor, The Vice President, Mr. Bharrat Jagdeo, has provided us with very useful entry points for an informed discussion of the budget. 

Dear Editor, To confront the existential threat from Venezuela to our national security and territory, I had suggested that, as part of our response, we create a military base in Essequibo to which we allow the US access.

Dear Editor: The Government has been fairly criticised for appealing the NIS case won by a poor worker, Mr.

Dear Editor, I am neither an economist nor an expert on modern national financing.

Dear Editor, I write in response to the ad hominem attack against me by one, Andre Brandli (Stabroek News, 1/20/2024).

Dear Editor, It seems that the policy of promoting mangroves as a natural phenomenon to safeguard against high tides along Guyana’s coastline has become emotional and inconsistent.

Dear Editor, The reported outcome of the Mahdia Fire COI appears to be misleading and inadequate.

Dear Editor, I write this letter as a youth myself and as the Country Representative to the Commonwealth Youth Peace Ambassadors Network (CYPAN), to convey and ncultivate a message of upliftment and inspiration to youths across our country on the commencement of a new year.

Dear Editor, Let us not quibble over the legal maneuvers of the Government of Guyana.

Dear Editor, There are several commentaries on the budget from one extreme to the other; few are objective.

Dear Editor, In a democratic society, freedom of expression stands as one of the core pillars of progress and development.

Dear Editor, We, the Wapichan people of the South Rupununi District Council (SRDC) reaffirm our support for Guyanese sovereignty against Venezuelan claims.

Dear Editor, Two recent court rulings have seen the intent to appeal.

Dear Editor, I would like to draw the attention of the readership of your esteemed newspaper to a recent opinion piece entitled “The Jagdeo Doctrine of 2023”.

Dear Editor, In 1999 Guyana’s Finance  Minister refused to adjourn a Paris Club negotiation at 8 PM as he wanted an additional USD 30M of Guyana’s debt forgiven; five hours later the Paris Club team folded and the sum was added to those agreed to be written off.

Dear Editor, Last Tuesday morning, at Hampshire, Corentyne, in a very bloody, savage, manner, the life of Latchminen Permaul was taken by a trio of pit bulls.

Dear Editor, It is an oxymoron when you hear Guyanese and their leaders say that they cannot feed themselves because food is unaffordable in Guyana, a country blessed with abundant natural resources and a vast expanse of fertile land spanning over 83,000 square miles.

Dear Editor, The beat goes on!  Three thousand dollars increase revealed for old age pension in trillion dollars budget unveil.