Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Without a doubt, this present government has an outstanding track record of meeting with the public, interacting with them, and reaching a suitable solution to satisfy the people.

Dear Editor, I write with reference to concerns expressed about the National Intelligence and Security Agency Bill which is to be sent to a Parliamentary Special Select Committee.

Dear Editor, The phone gone away, the visa gone, but the story is not going away. 

Dear Editor, One could not help being overwhelmed by the very comprehensive affection of Dr Clem Seecharan for cricket, especially out of Port Mourant and Berbice.

Dear Editor,  The family is expecting compensation  but the investigation into his death found no one culpable and it seems only recommendations emanated to prevent a similar mishap recurring (SN April 29). 

Dear Editor, I am  someone who is very much against loud and incessant noise, especially music. 

Dear Editor, Losing a child is the worst “lifelong” pain any parent can endure. 

Dear Editor, The National Intelligence Agency Bill (NIAB) which was introduced to the National Assembly of Guyana with the aim of establishing a national intelligence agency to provide actionable intelligence in the maintenance of the country’s safety and security is a matter of serious concern for the populace.

Dear Editor, I am not an economist, so forgive my lack of understanding. 

Dear Editor, Another May 5th is approaching and it is always a time for retrospection and Shraddhanjali.

Dear Editor, We have been assured many times by the petroleum companies here that they are operating according to international standards.

Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali’s Commission of Inquiry (COI) into the 2020 General and Regional Elections has failed to address the cause (s) of our electoral problems.

Dear Editor, Monday, May 1, we celebrate May Day or if we prefer Labour Day at the beginning of Critchlow Week in honour of Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow, the Father of Trade Unionism in the British Commonwealth.

Dear Editor, Now that  Jagdeo has decided  not  to  sell the  Marriott  primarily  because  of  low bids, ExxonMobil  should purchase it at a premium and turn it into an office property to house all businesses, government entities and not-for-profit  related to everything oil and gas.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to the letter to the editor dated April 23, 2023 which was featured in the Stabroek News bearing the caption, `Poor service from NIS on my old age benefits’.

Dear Editor, I walked into Shanta’s on Camp Street for the first time to make some purchases on April 26.

Dear Editor, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that we have at least sixty-five African organizations in Guyana (IDPADA-G).

Dear Editor, I was recently remembering the last time I visited our Botanical Gardens and remembered the lack of diversity in the garden’s plants.

Dear Editor, Not on official government business but still the government’s image is seemingly tarnished.

Dear Editor, The trade union movement in Guyana which was founded by the late Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow in 1919 was once a powerful force in our country.