Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I wish to add my comment on a similar issue concerning parking brought up by G.

Dear Editor,In light of the denial by the Auditor General that GRA personnel have been co-opted into the multiagency task force investigating the Polar Beer scam, I would respectfully ask your reporter covering this story to find out from the said Auditor General since when it became necessary for the task force to require the expertise of GRA staff in conducting their investigations.

Dear Editor, Prime Minister Hinds responded to my question in the National Assembly about the high electricity rates, but nowhere in that response did I see a glimmer of hope as to when the rate paid by our poor people and our struggling commercial and manufacturing sectors will be reduced to a level which they can afford.

Dear Editor, In ‘Concerned about poll published in SN’ (May 9), Dr Anand Persaud’s questions about why the findings of the NACTA poll were published in Guyana and not published in academic journals as well as a few other comments took me by surprise.

Dear Editor, I want to thank Ian McDonald for continuing to enthrall me with his deep poetic musings.

Dear Editor, I was very touched by the letter from Christopher Ram in which he so eloquently reminisced on the feelings he and his family felt over the passing of Pops, their gardener.

Dear Editor, United Associates Security & Domestic Services Inc (UASDS) has a fortnight’s pay for temporary guards and overtime payment for permanent guards who worked from February 16-29, which has not been given to us.

Dear Editor, The letter in SN, by Clyde B Chakupeta entitled ‘Mugabe has made the same mistake as Ian Smith,’ (12.5.08) paints a picture of gratuitous violence perpetrated by Zanu-PF.

Dear Editor,  The PPP government needs to stop trying to win the PNC over and recognise that opposition political parties are not there to help the government of the day.

Dear Editor, I wish to utilise your letter column to thank the President of Guyana for showing concern for public servants by affording them some financial extension to their current salaries.

Dear Editor, The question of dual citizenship has arisen this time in Jamaica, a Caricom member country.

Dear Editor,I couldn’t help laughing out loud and then suddenly turning angry on reading your news item, ‘CANU staff who fail polygraph to be fired’ (May 10), attributed to President Bharrat Jagdeo.

Dear Editor,I wish to express my appreciation to Stabroek News for publishing my letter ‘Concerned about poll published in SN’ (10.5.08) regarding the recently printed polls.

Dear Editor, I could not help but get really angry when I read the letter from attorney-at-law, Mr Charrandass Persaud regarding the case of Ranvanlee Chan (‘Ranvanlee Chan still waiting for help’ SN, 7.5.08).

Dear Editor, In reporting the new park for minibuses you mentioned Cornhill Street and give the impression that Cornhill Street runs north to south.

Dear Editor, The implementation of the Value Added Tax (VAT) has caused tremendous pain, suffering and hunger for many citizens, especially in the hinterland communities.

Dear Editor, Dedicated to Red Thread  The world needs Mothering.

Dear Editor, Let Robert Corbin hold his street protests as the rest of the world grapples with rising food costs.

Dear Editor, I am travelling in China at the moment and have been following the issue of the rise in the price of food and other essential commodities around the world, and at home in particular.

Dear Editor,I wish to commend Opposition Leader Robert Corbin and the PNCR for the massive protest march and rally they organized on Friday April 18, April 25 and on Thursday May 8.