Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, When I first entered the political arena in 1953, a popular love song ‘Little things mean a lot’ was composed and made popular in 1954.

Dear Editor, Throughout history, society has seen the emergence of individuals who champion the cause of representing the underrepresented and voicing the concerns of marginalized communities.

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my deep concern about the growing political sectarianism in Guyana, which threatens the very fabric of our social peace.

Dear Editor, The Vice President, Mr. Bharrat Jagdeo, has apparently issued a stern warning to heads of accounting officers of public sector agencies to enforce strict compliance with procurement rules.

Dear Editor, Last Friday, September 20, 2024; your publication published a letter penned by me, headlined; “10 pertinent questions that the Minister of Public Works must address on the matter of the proposed government complex.” 

Dear Editor, I note with interest the Editorial in Stabroek News on 25.09.2024 – Creolese Chroniclers.

Dear Editor, Your excellent article ‘Creolese Chroniclers,’ Editorial, must be commended for its scholarship, research and presentation.

Dear Editor, I write when I am sad, and I write when I am mad or glad.

Dear Editor, As the dawn of last Saturday morning patiently waited to discard the dark of Friday night to break into another God gifted day, the Universe choose to designate that Saturday as “International Day of Peace.” 

Dear Editor, You report that the good offices of Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo resulted in the return of the Principal of the E.R.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) wishes to respond to a letter published in the Stabroek News on September 24, 2024, titled “This could end up being a great waste of cane,” written by a Mr.

Dear Editor, Permit me some space in your newspapers to share my concerns with the public and those who need to look into this.

Dear Editor, My interest in Blockchain technology has grown since being the coordinator of the National Payment Strategy Project in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I am launching my mobilization campaign or rather movement for my Presidential Candidacy for the 2025 Elections.

Dear Editor, I would like to share my side of the story so everyone can have some clarity on the issue as a lot of lies and baseless accusations have been made and published on social media and many news outlets and individuals without knowing the facts.

Dear Editor, A very concerning incident has recently passed mostly unnoticed.

Dear Editor,  There has been a series of letters first on the pressures of Cost of Living (COL), followed by “Shades of Autocracy,” and next by the need for “Constitutional Reform.”

Dear Editor, As the world observed International Peace Day last Saturday, September 21, 2024 under the theme “Cultivating a Culture of Peace,” it is important that we recognize the critical role young people play in promoting peace.

Dear Editor, It was a sorry story, the six-hour-long blackout at the Palms (KN September 24), with posts abandoned by staff; no water running in the facility and inmates left to fend for themselves for hours.

Dear Editor, Lincoln Lewis’ Stabroek News missive (Sept 24/24) brings to the fore exactly what is wrong with Guyana’s culture: many of us, especially PNC supporters, are completely void of conscience and a sense of justice, what is right and fair.