Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I refer to the  tragedy at Mahdia where twenty young lives were snuffed out and others disfigured physically and emotionally.

Dear Editor, Since the findings of the post-mortem examination on the body of Nakema Deonauth were published in the media last week and the subsequent release of the only person who was detained there hasn’t been any update on the case.

Dear Editor, There obtains a confuscation of information about the sugar of Guy-ana and its immediate future pros-pects in SN of 18 June. 

Dear Editor, The Guyana Peace Council (GPC) joins with organizations across the world in the observance of World Refugee Day.

Dear Editor I write with the utmost concern for the welfare of the child and the allegations made against a sitting government minister.

Dear Editor, Episode 29 of SN’s cost of living serial touched down on residents of Kitty (SN, June 19, 2023), and there was something peculiar that caught my attention. 

Dear Editor, A working class political party would work to reduce the effects of the high cost of living on the poor.

Dear Editor, This week commenced with the great United States of America observing the official end of African enslavement in that country. 

Dear Editor, The United Nations has proclaimed June 21st as the International Day of Yoga.

Dear Editor, We write to express our disgust and disapproval over the grave disrespect meted out to the 16 year old teenager and her family with regards to the alleged rape and sexual assault by Minister Dharamlall. 

Dear Editor, In election campaigns in normal countries, political parties make pledges and offer inducements to win or retain the support of voters.

Dear Editor, In the matter concerning allegations made against Minister Nigel Dharamlall, everybody is saying the right thing. 

Dear Editor, Yes Hon. President, the accused government official must be investigated but no sir, he should not still be in office.

Dear Editor, In the early hours of June 16th social media carried a painful letter, purportedly from a sexually abused teenager, allegedly another victim of Minister Nigel Dharamlall.

Dear Editor, CRG fully supports the call for a thorough investigation into the allegations of rape.

Dear Editor, Guyana could learn from the mother country when it comes to wayward legislators under a cloud.

Dear Editor, It has been revealed through the media that 135 Amerindian Villages have submitted plans to access monies from the Carbon Credit fund put aside for Amerindian development.

Dear Editor, As globally reported on March 17, 2023, Guyana was suspended by the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Board for the non publication of the 4th EITI Report for Fiscal Year, 2020, as mandated and Guyana signed to.

Dear Editor, With the LGE over and the numbers crunched, analyses have been undertaken on what they indicate about our greatest political conundrum – ethnic voting.

Dear Editor, The allegations circulating on social media and other places, that a government official raped and sodomised a teenage girl is very serious and demands a thorough investigation by competent and reputable person (s).