Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The restoration of local bus services can go a long way towards alleviating some of the problems associated with the current arrangements.

Dear Editor, I work in the vacation planning industry and am privileged to travel extensively to many countries including Guyana.

Dear Editor, Of all the letters that have appeared in response to your Editorial, “A Grouse for Mr.

Dear Editor, A few days ago, I had cause to use the western half of Regent and Camp street pedestrian crossing.

Dear Editor, The successful production of the recent Musical Show held at the New Providence Stadium should have been seen as a boon to other promotions to use the stadium for similar events.

Dear Editor, The Government should be commended for their efforts to crack down on the traffic fatalities.

Dear Editor, The internecine warfare over the leadership of the PNCR – 1G continues with Mr Rickford Burke, former special assistant to the former leader and President of Guyana, the late Mr Hugh Desmond Hoyte, appearing to be one of the contenders in his letter in Sunday Stabroek headed ” The PNC is on the brink of irrelevance, I call on Mr.

Dear Editor, If you allow lawlessness to prevail in any society you are bound to have challenges when you need to curb such lawlessness.

Dear Editor, Entering C Division! Speed Limit 48mph written by the arms of the law big and bold in yellow at the junction of Sheriff Street and the East Coast highway.

Dear Editor, I enjoyed the cartoon in your Thursday paper about the prisoner being told to go to the toilet on his own while two policemen remain drinking at a table.

Dear Editor, I would like to commend the Guyana Police Force and the Police Commissioner for their efforts in trying to curb crime in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Hindus will be celebrating Diwali with their garbage bins full in the township of Anna Regina, they will have to light their diyas among the garbage becasue of the constant negligence of the council to address this problem.

Dear Editor, Traditional Diwali celebrations were held in Queens among the large Guyanese population on Friday evening in their homes and at the mandirs.

Dear Editor, Let’s offer a step by step account of the crisis at UG as it unfolded so the students who are being affected by the postponement of the graduation and their parents can see who are the academics that stand for principles and the ones that have a narrow agenda.

Dear Editor, One can appreciate the apparent candour displayed by acting Police Commissioner, Mr Henry Greene, that his officers will “meet fire with fire” when confronted by armed criminals, because this shows that Mr Greene will not allow dangerous criminal elements to get and maintain the upper hand over the police.

Dear Editor, I have been in the forestry sector for the last 54 years, of which 20 were in my own business, both in production and marketing for local consumption and export.

Dear Editor, The report on page three of Kaieteur News of Wednesday November 7, 2007 from “Adam Harris in NY” gives the distinct impression that the court had made rulings with regard to Roger Khan’s Pre-Trial Motions.

Dear Editor, Mrs Janet Jagan was an active politician in Guyana from 1946 onwards.

Dear Editor, In Guyana’s political culture, much like the rest of the Commonwealth, a political opposition has two basic responsibilities, which are functional but irreversible principles of the Westminster political doctrine and governance that is grounded in parliamentarianism .

Dear Editor, While there is no single theory that can explain all crime, we can certainly find a perspective that can explain specific forms of crime.