Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, It was said to me recently that the environmental concerns raised around the oil sector seem exaggerated.

Dear Editor, I am glad to see the expansion of horse racing in Guyana and in the Jagan family, horse racing was always prominent and well attended, especially in Port Mourant and Georgetown.

Dear Editor, As the Government and People of Guyana mark the 200th milestone of the Demerara 1823 Slave rebellion we commiserate with you.

Dear Editor, President Ali recently signed a MoU with the Dominican Republic (DR) to develop a refinery in Berbice. 

Dear Editor, I read with some concern the visit by the descendants of slave owner  John Gladstone to Guyana.

Dear Editor, Stabroek News reported on August 18 that former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, and his wife, Cherie Blair, are to visit Guyana during this week.

Dear Editor, Plastic City as it is popularly known is a slum area at the Vreed-en-Hoop Jetty area.

Dear Editor, Terence Yhip, a Ph.D from McGill University has written a text book on credit risk and lending.

Dear Editor, The PPP/C is celebrating three years since its return to office.

Dear Editor, Last Friday, at the bicentennial anniversary of the 1823 slave rebellion, President Ali spoke passionately about  the importance of democracy as a protector of freedom. 

Dear Editor, I am all for loyalty to a particular race of people or a particular party, but loyalty to Our Nation is of more importance when the decisions we make will affect us all.

Dear Editor, President Ali announced that he extended the services of Clifton Hicken acting Commissioner of Police to a date to be determined.

Dear Editor, “No to an oil refinery”, the SN editorial of August 21st is a gem. 

Dear Editor, I have noted the reports of the results of post-mortem examination conducted on Melinda Niewenkirk.

Dear Editor, Indigenous peoples or Amerindians, as described by our laws of Guyana, are the original inhabitants of Guyana.

Dear Editor,  The heirs of a slave owning family is following in the footsteps of the heirs of another slave owning family in offering apology and making a contribution. The

Dear Editor, First we say crime is down but we won’t allow tints on vehicles because of crime.

Dear Editor, Dr. Randy Persaud writes: “Now the seeds long set in the fertile soils of multiracial possibilities, are contributing to the gathering momentum of the PPP as the only multiracial political force in Guyana”.

Dear Editor,  I  ask that you publish my reply to Mr.

Dear Editor, I have a few comments regarding the on-going Youth Parliament, that is now a staple in local politics.