Dear Editor,
When PM Sam Hinds referred to the inability of our Parliamentarians to agree on the establishment of the Indigenous People’s Commission at the recent Amerindian conference we were reminded of the entrenched disunity among our political parties at the highest forum in the land who swore to rise above party loyalty, egoism and deception and to dedicate all their intellect to enhancing Guyana’s welfare and more so in this instance our Amerindian community.
Dear Editor,
Yours faithfully,
T Pemberton
Dear Editor,
I was pleased to see that all three major newspapers carried on October 23 reports of the administrative penalties imposed on the largest Asian-owned logging company by the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC).
Dear Editor,
Where was he when Mr Jagdeo and the PPP were accusing the PNC of ties to the Buxton exterminators and criminals?
Dear Editor,
Prior to 1992 the country was experiencing severe problems with water, electricity, housing and other social problems.
Dear Editor,
As a human rights activist and a feminist, I find the discussion on verbal abuse against women quite interesting.
Dear Editor,
On Sunday October 21 users could not get on to the Solutions 2000 internet platform via their main office in Georgetown.
Dear Editor,
I am sure that everyone is aware of the concert dubbed “The Guyana Music Festival” which is scheduled to be held on October 27, 2007 at the Providence Cricket Stadium.
Dear Editor,
The caption of Mr Dennis Wiggins’ submission in your letter columns that characterized the Alliance For Change (AFC) party thus, “The Alliance cannot confine itself to parliamentary politics and must be activist” (Stabroek News 07/10/20) is in sync with the policy of the AFC.
Dear Editor,
Being a frequent reader of all three daily newspapers I was asked whether press freedom is under threat with respect to government’s decision to withdraw advertisements from the Stabroek News which is based on the decline in newspaper circulation.
Dear Editor,
I wish to congratulate Mr Rickey Singh for his letter, captioned “The Stabroek News ads decision” published in the Guyana Chronicle on October 23, 2007.
Dear Editor,
I would like to ask the attorney representing the Guyanese family who recently received refugee status in Canada the following questions :-
1) Can he relate exactly how the drug couriers plan-ned to secrete drugs among rice shipments?
Dear Editor,
Not long ago I was looking for something from the 1886 newspapers at the National Archives.
Dear Editor,
It is so sad that none of the three daily newspapers seemed to have recognized as a human person, the unborn child who perished in the recent road carnage on the east coast.
Dear Editor,
Too bad for Malcolm Sonaram who was remanded to prison for causing death by dangerous driving on October 17.
Dear Editor,
I thank you for forwarding my letter about the teenager who was allegedly attacked by a senior PPP member, to the Minister of Human Services for a response.
Dear Editor,
We have had new traffic lights installed over four months.
Dear Editor,
The November elections in Trinidad are turning out to be quite interesting.
Dear Editor,
A recent letter suggested planting a tree to replace the dying Conversation Tree in commemoration of Mr Charles P Kennard.
Dear Editor,
Since I have been living in Guyana, going back and forth from England and Barbados for the last 20 years, I was asked by many singers and musicians especially the Mighty Intruder of “Lilawattie” fame and Mr Richard Noble, a producer and songwriter of “If you tell me” which was sung by our own Billy Wade, to speak on their behalf about the copyright laws not being enforced in Guyana which gives songwriters, musicians, and other creative artistes no chance of earning a living by whatever they have created.
