Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I write with reference to the recent insufficiency, or substandard quality of water provided to the students of President’s College and the ensuing developments, highlighted in your article dated Monday, October 15, 2007 captioned “Kitchen Manager at PC fired.”

Dear Editor, Unlike in Guyana when only two polling organizations conducted polls for that country’s elections last year, there are five polling organizations conducting polls in Trinidad.

Dear Editor, I have been authorized by Mr. Clive Lloyd to issue this statement on his behalf: ‘I wish to refer to the Stabroek News article captioned “Politics could deny Windies a team director” which appeared in the Tuesday, October 6 issue of your newspaper and which was written by Mr.

Dear Editor, Ms Caroline Anstey, the World Bank Country Director for the Caribbean is quoted as saying “The consequences of Climate Change in the Caribbean nations like Guyana will impose a heavy burden on the economies of the region, in particular on the poor.”

Dear Editor, Deputy Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Mottley, was reported to have said, “Barbados has set a target that by 2025, 40% of its energy use will be renewable.

Dear Editor, The recent protest action by students of my alma mater, President’s College, was the culmination of what I consider to be the emergent neglect of the institution by the relevant authorities- a realization I struggle to accept given my splendid years at the college.

Dear Editor, You published my letter not so long ago on the horrific road accidents that are currently plaguing Guyana.

Dear Editor, Several residents of Region No. 2 which stretches from Pomeroon to Supenaam join with me to commend police ranks there for having done an excellent job in apprehending an organized criminal gang in the district.

Dear Editor, It has been reported in the local press (Lead testing of toys still to be done.

Dear Editor, Ms Niacelis Williams’s mention of ”Guyana’s menfolk’ and their unacceptable behaviour towards women’ together with ‘we in the Caribbean bear the legacy of being commodified, negated, dehumanized by the colonizer, but we carry scars that go much deeper: the scars of self-contempt’ needs to be clearly looked at before one can truly understand which menfolk/women she is actually talking about.

Dear Editor, I am a member of the special constabulary and a single parent.

Dear Editor, In my letter published under the caption “A Multi – racial front against the government is not possible” (07.10.02) I had pointed out that there are two options open to the African Guyanese community in its attempts at achieving political and economic parity.

Dear Editor, I have noted with interest the Post Office Corporation’s advertisements in the print media regarding code of dress for members of the public who visit that entity on business.

Dear Editor, I refer to the recent letter by SASOD on Buju Banton.

Dear Editor, I was unable to take up my place alongside fellow Guyanese in the picket line on Monday outside the meeting hall at Liliendaal due to a previous commitment.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Post Office Corporation joins a list of companies that have introduced a dress code for customers and employees entering their buildings.

Dear Editor, I am troubled by the AFC complaint that GECOM is ignoring their claim to access funds provided for scrutineers , for the house to house registration.

Dear Editor, The negative and positive effects of open and direct advertisements are well known but very often the dangers of the concealed or deceptive advertisement which carries subliminal or hidden messages go unnoticed.

Dear Editor, I read, with much disappointment, a letter written by Mr.

Dear Editor, It is gratifying to know that there are still noble sons of Guyana who are willing to serve our motherland.