Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, It was interesting to read, via the internet, your editorial last Saturday on the subject of allegations of racist bullying on the British television “Reality show?

Dear Editor, I happened to be under the direction of the traffic policeman at Regent and Camp streets on two occasions and observed that it’s only the motorists who obey his instructions.

Dear Editor, Could it be that there has been too much mention of names like Ronald Waddell in your newspaper for the government likes?

Dear Editor, It is very clear that the deck is stacked against the government on two controversial issues – withdrawal of ads from Stabroek News and casino gambling.

Dear Editor, I live in the United States and try to come to Guyana for a few months each year.

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese living abroad, I am writing in response to the article “Five percent wages hike ‘scandalous'” which highlighted the worsening conditions that my fellow Guyanese face.

Dear Editor I recently read about Giatree Kowsilla, a 103-year-old who now resides at 272 Good Hope, Housing Scheme, East Coast Demerara, who came to Guyana on October 10, 1912 as an indentured labourer.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Information Agency (GINA), a government-controlled agency’s withdrawal of ministry advertisements from Stabroek News, I have to say, comes as no surprise to me.

Dear Editor, I wish to reply to the letter captioned “Will Iwokrama ever be self-sustaining?”

Dear Editor, In the past, there have been numerous letters written and published by concerned humane people on the exploiting and oppression of innocent animals that include horses, donkeys and dogs to mention a few.

Dear Editor, Leila Ram alleges in her letter under the caption “Some want to create division”, that there is a stratagem by some to portray the PPP/Civic Administration as anti-religion.

Dear Editor, The Editorial for Friday 19th January in the Jamaica Gleaner reads “President Jagdeo’s shame” (http://www.jamaica-gleaner.com/

Dear Editor, “I’m in

Dear Editor; At the 84th meeting of the Sixty-first session of the UN General Assembly held in December 2006, member states voted on a draft resolution on the situation of human rights in Myanmar (document A/61/443/Add.3).

Dear Editor, Guyana was once a wonderful country to live and die in.

Dear Editor, Guyanese born Ashook Ramsaran, current Secretary General of the Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO), who headed a business delegation to the recent diaspora summit in Delhi, met with India’s President Dr.

Dear Editor, I wish to express my deep concern as a parent over the death of little Basmatti Seecharan of Parika, East Bank, Essequibo who was raped, beaten in the head and strangled to death.

Dear Editor, VAT is causing a lot of controversy. Who suffers?

Dear Editor, One cannot help suspecting the motives of the main opposition PNC/Reform-1G in seeking to have the Berbice River Bridge project delayed until discussion of their motion for an investigation by the Economic Services Committee of the National Assembly.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter captioned “Who rebuilt Toucan Suites” (KN 07.01.17).