Dear Editor, For decades alcohol use has been a problem in Guyana, several individuals have shared their views on this issue by way of the media or over a buckman, grenade, half or large, or the many promotions be it happy hour or the new happy two hours, buy one get one free, get six beers for the price of five etc.
Dear Editor, The prices for food items continue to rise each day and the average citizen is finding it very hard to cope with this situation.
Dear Editor, On a recent visit to the Rosignol Health Centre I was disheartened to witness the factthat there is a lack of seating accommodation for persons awaiting an HIV test; many of these being pregnant mothers in various stages of pregnancy.
Dear Editor, Whenever the casualties of the Iraq war are discussed in the western media, the emphasis is on the U.S.
Dear Editor, The Canadian Gold Exploration Company Stratagold is presently conducting gold exploration activities at Tassawini in the Amerindian Village of Chinese Landing in the Barama River, North West District.
Dear Editor, Stabroek News in response to a letter from Kwame McKoy and published in its March 30, 2008 edition claimed that I have “limited my accessibility to Stabroek News reporters.”
Dear Editor, Letter writer Roger Williams would have readers believe that scholarly research studies support the hitting of children in schools.
Dear Editor, The recent altercation between the Speaker of the National Assembly and the Finance Minister is very interesting in our young democracy.
Dear Editor,There was a young horse tied up behind the tennis court at National Park on Tuesday morning.
Dear Editor, I am disappointed at the level of representation given to GPL workers by NAACIE.,
Dear Editor, It is with great concern that the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Guyana (FUTUG) an organisation which represents the majority of unionized workers in Guyana, has noted a recent decision by the opposition parties to walk out of Parliament on March 27 2008 under the pretext that their amendment to the motion on a stakeholder’s decision was not accepted by the ruling party.
Dear Editor, The Guyanese ‘farmer’ and the Guyana ‘rural areas’ occupy a moral, productive and rather intellectually dishonest space in our city folks mental programmes.
Dear Editor, Three police officers are on trial in Queens for fatally shooting a Black man, Sean Bell, in a hail of 50 bullets fired by five officers in November 2006.
Dear Editor, Flour is a basic food item used by almost 100% of the families in Guyana.
Dear Editor, It is true that the environment we live in will condition our minds to think, act and behave in a certain way, and also shape our perception of how we view life to be.
Dear Editor, I agree that your media provides information to the public, and you do complain about not being short listed by the government for advertisements.
Dear Editor, I refer to the open letter to the Minister of Education published in the “Sunday Stabroek” supported by persons described as Concerned Citizens and Guyanese Educators of the “Old School” on the issue of banning corporal punishment in all its forms as administered to children by teachers and parents under the guise of discipline.
Dear Editor, Stabroek News’ Editor’s note to my letter captioned “Your report on the resurrection of a phantom squad shows bias” (08.03.30) cleverly evaded the real argument and resorted to semantics.
Dear Editor,I was so disturbed reading your report of Sir James Mitchell’s lecture headlined “Racial tensions here cry out for redress “.
Dear Editor, I would like to ask why your papers do not publish the radio schedule.
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