Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Selfhood is an important concept. In our part of the world what defines our selfhood?

Dear Editor, It is noted that GuySuCo’s Board of Directors has decided to engage private cane farmers ‘to accelerate the rehabilitation of fields’ according to SN of February 05, which goes on the report that ‘contracts have already been awarded to private contractors for the cultivation of 4,000 hectares of lands, in addition to GuySuCo’s 3,000 hectares.

Dear Editor, The name of Dhanpaul Narine’s recently published book may not sit well for some, but for me, being not one to jump to conclusions without gathering more, pertinent information, the name piqued my interest; and based on what I read on Amazon.com,

Dear Editor, There needs to be more consultations with the PPP/C Government and the APNU Main Opposition in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I was rather irked when I read a letter by Dr.

Dear Editor, I have been wondering if labour is awake in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Mr. Vincent Alexander, Opposition GECOM Commissioner, recently sought to impose his will at GECOM in S/N 8.2.’23

Dear Editor, An open letter to aspiring entrepreneurs: The Guyana Innovation Program is not what you think.

Dear Editor, I was given clear conditions, no connection fee, the first month rent free, my monthly charge will be the same as my monthly DSL charge, and that my phone service charge will be incorporated with the Fibre charges.

Dear Editor Can I congratulate Guyana’s finest historiographer (and my friend) Professor Clem Seecharan on the Guyana Prize for his fine tome (with Ian McDonald) on Joe Solomon the cricketer.

Dear Editor, I find it quite extraordinary that the Commission of Inquiry into the March 2020 General and Regional Elections has agreed to allow the Attorney-at-Law, Nigel Hughes, representing former Deputy Chief Election Officer, Roxanne Myers, to cross examine witnesses who have volunteered to come before the Inquiry who have named Myers for the part she played, when Myers herself has declined to give evidence before the Commission.

Dear Editor, The staff room at Annandale Secondary School cannot accommodate teachers comfortably and this situation has remained unchanged for years although the school is regularly visited by education officials familiar with the issue.

Dear Editor,   The late Senior Superintendent of Police, Edmond Cooper, epitomised second chances.

Dear Editor, When solidarity becomes absent in liberal societies political scientists often see that as a clear indication that its democratic culture is showing signs of dysfunctionality.

Dear Editor, The Community Recreation Ground at Lamaha Park, East La Penitence, George-town has turned into a jungle due to neglect and lack of maintenance.

Dear Editor, Over one week ago, Commissioner Rohee sought to respond to my letter of January 22, 2023.

Dear Editor, Protesting of citizens in any democratic society is a right, however such protest(s) must be conducted as per rules and regulations, in a peaceful and orderly manner, within the confines of the law.

Dear Editor, The idea advanced by President Ali of decentralizing the presidency, on the face of it, is laudable and I have no doubt that he means well, for this is what the few operating within the area of authority feel.

Dear Editor, I am writing on behalf of the residents who live close to the Kitty Seawall and are affected by the constant noise nuisance on the Kitty Seawall.

Dear Editor, In a recent article in Development Today and a “fact sheet” published by the government, officials in our government and at the ART-TREES Secretariat made some claims about my comments in my last letter to the editor.