Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Permit me to wish Doreen de Caires a thousand hopes for success as she rides off into the opulent sunset of her career.

Dear Editor, The Camp Street Prison was built to accommodate just around five hundred human beings, today it has almost thirteen hundred of them.

Dear Editor, I acknowledge Mr Bert Carter’s eloquent reply (DC 07.12.11) to my letter in the Kaieteur News in which I outlined my points of concern regarding the Berbice River Bridge.

Dear Editor, In another reported incident of Islamic extremism, a Toronto newspaper on Tuesday says that a Canadian Muslim teenager was killed by her father over her refusal to wear a hijab, the traditional Muslim head cover.

Dear Editor, I wish to extend words of congratulations to Mr Ernest Elliot and Mr Mervin Williams on their election to the office of PNCR Regional Chairmen Region Four (4) and Three (3) respectively.

Dear Editor, Everyone that I have spoken to about trigger happy Minister Kellawan Lall says the same thing: at his age, Minister Lall should be a happily married family man instead of a gray-haired paramour fighting a teenager in a rum shop over a woman.

Dear Editor, I read with great interest the decision of Justice Ramlal and the observations of Mr KA Juman-Yassin (07.11.20) I have a few questions on the whole issue of the Chief Justice Carl Singh acting as Chancellor:- Since his appointment as acting Chancellor was unconstitutional what effect would this have on any action/decision, administrative or otherwise he made during the period?

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr. Clarles Sohan’s captioned “BMW cars will need skilled technicians to maintain them (07.12.08).

Dear Editor, I write to you with respect to your article carried in the Sunday Stabroek, December 9, 2007 titled: Airlines Looking at Extra Security Measures to Thwart Drug Mules.

Dear Editor, Please permit me to use your column to reply to a letter written by Mr.

Dear Editor, The Councillors of the Corriverton Town seem to be doing anything that pleases them.

Dear Editor, I read in the newspapers (dated December 10, 2007) with abhorrence that a newly built mandir at Bounty Hall on the Essequibo Coast was broken into and looted by bandits last Thursday night.

Dear Editor, It was reported on Monday 10th that the Minister of Health is calling for blood donors.

Dear Editor, The annual Santa parade undertaken by Fogarty’s is a much anticipated event for children.

Dear Editor, Mr Stanley Greaves’ letter captioned “I urge President Jagdeo to release this subvention” (07.12.09) is another reminder of the continued human rights violations and undermining of the authority of parliament that have become a facet of ‘normal’ life in Guyana.

Dear Editor, One of the main pillars when Manzoor Nadir campaigned for president in 2006 as The United Force candidate was that he was sure that the Guyana’s fiscal circumstances can support raising workers’ tax threshold to $50,000.

Dear Editor, Permit me to respond to the letters of Mr Osafo Modibo.

Dear Editor, As we are about to celebrate ten years since the death of our national poet Martin Carter, we should remember his poems.

Dear Editor, International Human Rights Day 2007 is the start of the year to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

Dear Editor, I find Mr Michael Parris letter captioned “PPP’s fight for freedom of expression” (07.12.08) very thought provoking and it helped to stimulate my own views on the two issues he identified while responding to two articles written by Senior Counsel Ralph Ramkarran on “press freedom” and Ambassador Odeen Ishmael on “PYO struggle for the reduction of voting age to 18” respectively.