Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Mr. Anand Goolsarran is certainly respected by colleague professionals and other readers for his persistent preoccupation with aspects of accountability within organisations private and public.

Dear Editor, As pointed out by Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo during his recent meeting with vendors at Plaisance, development is not altogether smooth but comes with a cost.

Dear Editor, As IDPADA-G awaits the Judge’s ruling on its Fixed Date Application for the Government to reinstate the subvention, it behooves IDPADA-G to make clear to the public all that is central to its contention – beyond the litigation and whatever might be the ruling.

Dear Editor,  We cannot bring down the dictatorship if opposition politicians continue the same culture that kept us out of power for twenty-three years.

Dear Editor, I am a resident of the Rupununi. In 2020 I made an application to the Guyana Lands and Surveys Commission for a parcel of land on the outskirts of Lethem, Region #9.

Dear Editor, The emerging details of the alleged rape of a sixteen-year-old girl by a Government Minister is an alarming and very serious allegation. 

Dear Editor, I am forced to write again about the allegations of rape and sodomy levelled against Mr.

Dear Editor, The PPP/C’s LGE 2023 campaign was designed not only to enumerate the tangible benefits of their unifying philosophy but also to utilize their people-oriented and pro-growth/development approach to make electoral inroads, particularly in the APNU strongholds of Georgetown, New Amsterdam, and Linden.

Dear Editor, Sadly, Honnett Searwar has passed on. Inevitable for all of humankind.

Dear Editor, The removal of vendors, particularly those of Afro-Guyanese descent, by the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/) government raises serious and numerous concerns about the regime’s commitment to promoting inclusivity and equality.

Dear Editor, I was watching the evening news recently and saw members of the Guyana Police Force marching.

Dear Editor, The screaming front page news that CANU Officers, Annick Hossanah and Jamine Goddard were recently charged for stealing a quantity of diamonds from a Surinamese man, comes as no surprise to me, as an active member of the Guyana Bar.

Dear Editor, Recently, protesters were picketing Mr. Hughes asking him to give up defending the accused embattled PPP Senior Minister Mr.

Dear Editor Two pure damn nonsense (that phrase again) items making the rounds caught my attention. 

Dear Editor, The Vice President has pronounced that it is the court that will determine the fate of the alleged child predator (and by extension, the honour and credibility of the ruling party).

Dear Editor, Regarding the Nigel Dharamlall imbroglio I am working on the presumption of innocent until proven guilty.

Dear Editor, The Opposition submitted its initial review on the draft Petroleum Bill to the media and has maintained that the timeframe for consultation is too short and that they will not be submitting any commentary directly to the government.

Dear Editor, I was watching the evening news recently and saw members of the Guyana Police Force marching.

Dear Editor, Six decades ago, a learned judge in a written decision described a PPP activist as a person of meagre moral fibre.

Dear Editor, One month after the Mahdia fire – words cannot fully express the pain and grief felt nationally from the heart-wrenching tragedy that occurred at the dormitory of the Mahdia Secondary School in Region 8 on the morning of May 22nd, 2023.