Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I am of the opinion that the government and the Ministry of Agriculture have tried to grapple with the drainage systems to divert any sort of large scale flooding.

Dear Editor, I do not always agree with Micheal Sinclair (Teachers are free to pursue studies out of school hours SN 2008-01-03).

Dear Editor, Minister Lall finally made an unconvincing statement in the Chronicle and Kaieteur News.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter captioned “This store gives no bill, refused a refund ” (08.01.03).

Dear Editor, Barack Obama has crossed the first hurdle and won convincingly in Iowa.

Dear Editor, There has been some mention about expatriate Guyanese participants and winners of the Guyana Prize for Literature not being adequately involved in the literary processes at home.

Dear Editor, I am not sure whether it is Operation Safeway or Operation Sureway.

Dear Editor, In my readings on global warming and climate change on the Internet and from other sources, I have encountered conflicting claims being made by scientists in the field.

Dear Editor, I wish to alert the relevant authorities to the uncontrollable lawless situation on King Street.

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr Michael Parris’s letter captioned “Many of Dr Jagan’s problems were caused by his own actions and attitudes” (07.12.19) In that letter Parris wrote: “When Dr Jagan appointed a history teacher from Queen’s College, as his Permanent Secretary, above a host of persons far senior to him, questions were asked of him by journalists”.

Dear Editor, On New Year’s day 2008 I watched a horse cart overloaded with concrete blocks.

Dear Editor, I refer to Vishnu Bisram’s letter captioned “Benazir Bhutto had been corrupt but was a patriot and a leader” (08.01.04).

Dear Editor, I found the article headlined `Guyanese more concerned with food, shelter than torture – Rohee’ on Tuesday, January 1st 2008, as shocking as it is disturbing and disrespectful.

Dear Editor, I wish to respond to the letter of Ms.

Dear Editor, Government must provide adequate protection for foreign workers on development projects.

Dear Editor, Congratulations to Ms. Gillian Burton, the first female president of the Guyana Trades Union Congress.

Dear Editor, The Chief Justice of Trinidad, Sat Sharma, should never have been indicted for perversion of justice or referred to an international tribunal for possible impeachment and removal from office.

Dear Editor, I am once more advocating the setting up of a National Criminal Intelligence Unit headed by a rank no less than an Assistant Commissioner who reports directly to the Commissioner.

Dear Editor, I feel compelled to respond to the letter titled “This woman took the blows and did not run to the police for help” (08.01.04).

Dear Editor, The Private Sector Commission’s statement that it supports the retention of the 16% VAT, given the comprehensive reform in the tax system, is in my opinion irresponsible and inimical to the interest of the Private Sector.