Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, There are more stories of violence among children – teenagers – this week.

Dear Editor, A social media clip came to me overnight, compliments of a citizen. 

Dear Editor, Given the size and character of the demand for electricity in the present day, it is clear that the burden on GPL is unreasonable.

Dear Editor, It would be interesting to know what those who would ‘renegotiate’ the Guyana/ESSO & Partners Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) are willing to offer in return for a larger percentage of profits.

Dear Editor, ‘Bid Security’ has to be the costliest policy mistake ever made in Guyana’s short history, for in every public tender, the insurance companies make risk-free profit from the contractors who make bids.

Dear Editor,  Please permit me space in your letter column. I am very disturbed at how the Suddie Public Hospital is operating and how people are being treated by its health care workers.

Dear Editor, Guyana with its recent massive oil and gas discoveries has become a battleground for various stakeholders vying for control, influence, and the potential benefits from this booming sector.

Dear Editor, The Finance Minister of neighbouring Trinidad recently presented that country’s 2024 Budget.

Dear Editor, There is a flagrant abuse and misuse of human resources being committed by the leadership of Regional Police Division 6.

Dear Editor, Where does Georgetown’s city northern boundary end? Does the answer lie with the Mayor and City Council and its historic laws?

Dear Editor, Forty-seven years ago on October 6th, 1976, one of the worst terrorist attacks in our region took place just off the island of Barbados when seventy-three young and unsuspecting persons were killed by a bomb that downed the Cubana Airlines Flight 455.

Dear Editor, The Vice President’s comment that Exxon will not be a part of the investigation into the pre-production expenses’ audit is dangerous.

Dear Editor, Is it legitimate to remove consumers from the national grid who have a legal right and legitimate expectation to be on it and served? 

Dear Editor, A few weeks ago, I reminded Guyanese of a popular newspaper column titled “Believe it Or Not” by Ripley.

Dear Editor, According to your report on the ongoing “Mahdia COI” in yesterday’s (Oct.5th) SN, Commissioner Kim Kyte-Thomas (KK-T) “asked the sub-officer if he would still state that the operation was effective despite the lack of adequate fire equipment as stated in his after-action report.”

Dear Editor, BRICS is a group of 5 countries, i.e., Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.

Dear Editor, The energy sector is under severe constraints owing to the lack of capital investments over the years, coupled with strong growing demand.

Dear Editor, First a little prefatory note: only the Kaieteur News publishes letters indiscriminately, giving equal opportunities to all.

Dear Editor, “Why dis lamp ain’t light, why dis house in darkness, the kerosene bottle empty??”

Dear Editor, Our country must take the prize for supreme political irony, except for the fact that it is so sad.