Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I write with reference to Mr Ogunseye’s letter titled `A deliberate attempt to criminalize African protest’ in SN of February 23rd. 

Dear Editor, The frequent pledges of transparency and accountability ring hollow with the familiar no-show of some members of the PAC forcing cancellations of statutory meetings for lack of a quorum. This

Dear Editor, The  Head of the local chapter of the international organization was removed and replaced. 

Dear Editor, I notice the latest development involving the work of the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC), and can only conclude the worst. 

Dear Editor, I read an article in your newspaper about disgruntled Essequibo rice farmers lobbying for higher prices for their paddy.

Dear Editor, On Thursday of this week, we celebrate the observation of the 53rd year of being a Republic.

Dear Editor, Please permit me space to highlight an issue I believe the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company should address without delay.

Dear Editor, The PPP government’s decision to have the Guyana Police Force (GPF) put out wanted bulletins for several citizens accused of terrorism for participating in a protest demonstration nine months ago against the police execution of Quindon Bacchus, resident of the Golden Grove area is a provocation directed to the African community.

Dear Editor I reside in Australia and have been trying to campaign to change the way that Australia observes its national day.

Dear Editor, Yesterday, as Regional Chairman, I witnessed one of the most atrocious acts of political thuggery perpetrated by someone who can only be considered a lackey of the Government.

Dear Editor, I did not intend to write this letter, but the emails I sent to where the government and parliamentary websites said to contact them were unsuccessful.

Dear Editor, Guyana has often been described as a “Land of Six Races”.

Dear Editor, On Wednesday, February 15th, 2023 the Esso Guyana Media Relations Advisor, Kwesi Isles, stated that the increase of the Liza 1 and Liza 2 projects’ combined output to 400,000 barrels per day was safe.

Dear Editor, GECOM awoke from its slumber yesterday morning and proposed for immediate discussion a course of action to provide for the enfranchisement of the registrants who are being registered under the Continuous Registration Exercise by virtue of which they will not be in the local government voter’s register.

Dear Editor, I was most concerned when I listened to Minister Hamilton speaking in Parliament on NCN.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to the letter by Clement J Rohee in Stabroek News, 21 February 2023 (`What would this world look like at the end of the war?’)

Dear Editor, Schools under attack in various forms – fires, teachers being physically assaulted, and more recently, threats with racial overtones and bomb threats. 

Dear Editor, February 24 marks one year since the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

Dear Editor, While the concern about Trinidad & Tobago’s continued refusal to lift the ban on honey has been raised within the context of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas, it is also useful to put it in a commercial context for everyone’s information and guidance.

Dear Editor, As part of a wider campaign of concern and outrage over the multi-billion-dollar tax evasion, money laundering, racketeering and wire fraud probe involving a Guyanese family conduit and Chinese businesspersons in Guyana and China, a small group of individuals were planning a picket exercise today (Tuesday), outside of the Chinese Embassy on Mandela Avenue.