Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Over the past few weeks, we have witnessed some troubling signs which go to the heart of our democracy, good governance and welfare of the state and people.

Dear Editor, I wish to highlight a major concern when it comes to victims of abuse and domestic violence, more specifically, our women, as I believe that some of the decisions and actions of our women are alarming and worrisome as much as the social crisis and dilemma that we have been faced with for years.

Dear Editor, All Guyanese should welcome the High Court’s ruling of Justice Sandil Kissoon ordering the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to secure an unlimited liability Parent Company Guarantee Agreement and/or an unlimited liability Affiliate Company Guarantee from ExxonMobil affiliate, Esso Exploration and Production Guyana Limited (EEPGL. 

Dear Editor, It has been noted that there appears to be an increasing number of assaults (beating) of Police Officers while conducting their duty of maintaining public order in the country.

Dear Editor, The Guyanese society has descended into utter lawlessness. The recent video of two male civilians attacking a uniformed Police Officer, while on duty, has made its way across the social media spectrum, nationally and internationally.

Dear Editor, According to UN’s statistics, Guyana is ranked 238 out of 248 countries in the world in terms of population density.

Dear Editor, I am profusely disappointed in the PPP party that I supported and campaigned to elect in 2020 for appealing Judge Kissoon’s decision favouring all Guyana.

Dear Editor, I can understand, but not condone, Governments making bad policy if they are not just stupid.

Dear Editor, Is it not time that Guyana offers all-inclusive vacations? 

Dear Editor, The Amerindian Peoples Association (APA) has taken note of the recent sentiments expressed by Minister of Amerindian Affairs Ms.

Dear Editor, Last week, reporting on the ruling of Justice Sandil Kissoon, who heard the case brought against EEPGL and the EPA by Frederick Collins and Godfrey Whyte, Stabroek News said, “ExxonMobil’s local affiliate, EEPGL, has agreed in the permit to provide insurance and an unlimited parent company indemnity to cover all environmental loss and damage that might result from a well blowout, oil spill or other failures in the Liza 1 Development Project in Guyana’s Stabroek Block.”

Dear Editor, “Education is set to undergo a major transformation thanks to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing technologies.

Dear Editor, While President Ali was abroad, Judge Kissoon, now hailed as a national hero, ruled in favour of Guyana, castigating the EPA and Exxon for failing to provide unlimited parent company guarantees to deal with liabilities for any oil spills.

Dear Editor, There is a popular theory that expanding economic development would lead to a decrease in criminality through making available several opportunities for jobs, housing, medical care/access, social and occupational mobility, and other forms of empowerment.

Dear Editor, The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) seems to be able to do nothing re the subject below at Pike Street, Kitty.

Dear Editor, I wish to inform those who have from time to time indicated interest in my poetry that I have placed on line 40 poems.

Dear Editor, The opposition has presented some unreasonable ideas to the country in the past, such as the excessive increase in taxes and the unreasonable tax burden on water and electricity that has since been reduced.

Dear Editor, On the 1st of May a letter was published by me, captioned “Do we have the strongest laws re oil money” I wrote the following: “I am not an economist, so forgive my lack of understanding. 

Dear Editor, I would like to bring the topic of road construction to your attention and hopefully get some answers to what I and other residents of my area thought was a superficial community project undertaken by the Ministry.

Dear Editor, An Indo Guyanese woman called me via Facebook late last night.