Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit and his meeting with President Ali followed one to China last month where he met President Xi Jinping.

Dear Editor, In Georgetown, citizens are witnessing a sad and worrying contradiction of democratic values. 

Dear Editor, Human beings are the most intelligent of all living creatures – yet are also capable of the most depravity as we injure others to satisfy our own whims and pleasures, especially when we wield any influence over them.

Dear Editor, I refer to a press release from the Department of Public Information dated 06 July on the illegal sale of carbon credits from forests on titled Amerindian Village Lands. The

Dear Editor, I read recently the narrative of the Attorney-General Nandlall of the anguish, agony, anxiety and pain as a result of the judicial system inflicting trumped up charges.

Dear Editor, Let me be pellucid! I condemn sexual assaults, including rapes, domestic violence, murders, or any felony.

Dear Editor, With CARICOM celebrating now its 50th anniversary, this nonagenarian who was the first Chief of Personnel of the Secretariat, and possibly the oldest pensioner – from 1992, had hoped that the Pension Committee which reports to the Secretary-General would by now have placed as the last item on the meeting’s item the two-year old petition for an increase on a thirty-one year old pension – indeed the principle of which three of us had discussed with the current Secretary-General as far back as when the latter was the Deputy. 

Dear Editor, Many thought the discovery of oil in Guyana would be a blessing, but monitoring the situation in Guyana, many are of the opinion it comes with a curse.

Dear Editor The visit to Guyana by US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, was a major success.

Dear Editor,  “Are You Not Entertained? Are You Not Entertained? Is This Not Why You Are Here?”

Dear Editor, I disagree with the SN editorial on “No further action” where it berates Mr.

Dear Editor, I am a mother, just like you. I can imagine the pain and anguish you must be experiencing, that your child, your beloved daughter, should have undergone such a devastating, life changing occurrence; an experience that will remain with her and affect her for the rest of her life.

Dear Editor, It is with heaviness in my heart that I pen this letter.

Dear Editor, Due to obvious reasons, my efforts to share teaching moments with readers in Guyana and the readers of Guyana’s media have encountered some setbacks.

Dear Editor, The news item by an online site about the elections of the Lethem council (INews July 6), which was won unopposed by the incumbent, it was observed in the photograph of the new council, a framed official portrait of the former minister, with responsibility for local governance and regional development, was quite visible. 

Dear Editor, America has its expectations, which is why Anthony Blinken is here. 

Dear Editor, The Dharamlall matter, the allegation of rape brought against Govern-ment Minister Nigel Dharamlall, has reached a conclusion that was entirely predictable to anyone following the case.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to share my thoughts. There is a misconception going around that it is only opposition supporters who are furious about how the rape and sodomy allegations again a government minister proceeded.

Dear Editor, Now it is forward with the minister’s serial.  I regret being unable to identify the minister, a brother in distress, by his name.

Dear Editor, The case involving former Minister Nigel Dharamlall and the accusations of rape of a minor Indigenous girl have exposed a shocking disparity between the rhetoric of People’s Progressive Party (PPP) government officials, and their actions.