Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The Cheddi Jagan International Airport wishes to acknowledge the letter in the Newspapers, dated February 1, 2023, by Ms.

Dear Editor, I wish to yet again bring your attention and that of the readers to the perplexing issue of abuse being vented towards our women in society.

Dear Editor, UG’s decision to confer an Honorary Degree, Doctor of Letters, on Guyanese-British Actress, Letitia Wright is taking it too far.

Dear Editor, There has been some criticism of the government’s part-time employment programme however, for some categories of persons there are tangible benefits to be reaped and a pathway for positive changes in their present circumstances.

Dear Editor, It was so good to see on Stabroek News of January 25, the gentleman who imposed my first consultancy experience, Edgar Heyligar, the then Commissioner of Income Tax, and who became the first Commissioner of the nearly transformed Guyana Revenue Authority upon the formal synchronisation of Income Tax and Customs and Excise Departments.

Dear Editor, Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine is a clear violation of International Law but can’t escape the psychological Rubicon.

Dear Editor, GECOM yesterday, after haggling over the issue of the demarcation of constituency boundaries from November 2022 to January 2023, decided that the report of the CEO met the standard required of such a report.

Dear Editor, For years the villagers of Lusignan East have been affected by the operation of an inconsiderate resident with a ‘truck business’ but no business place to house his huge trucks.

Dear Editor, Episode 11 in SN’s probing and revealing series titled “How the cost of living is hitting people” extends the dismal picture of real people in Guyana coping with real pain. 

Dear Editor, The Men on Mission, MOM, initiative was launched with the expressed vision that it will provide men with a platform for positive change and equip them to deal with complex issues while enhancing their lives. 

Dear Editor, Fifty years after the African slaves secured their release from bondage in the United States of America, a descendant of the Manumitted Africans, Dr.

Dear Editor, Since his election to office as President of Guyana following the stalemate and fiasco of the March 2, 2020 general elections which lasted for five months, Guyana’s Head of State has carved out his own niche both domestically and on the international stage.

Dear Editor, The debate on the Gas to Shore project centered on the transportation by means of pipeline versus Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) tankers.

Dear Editor, I refer to a recent letter in another newspaper written by one Roshan Khan about a person who was deemed to be “one contribution short” of qualifying for their NIS pension benefits.

Dear Editor, The Parliamentary Opposition’s contribution on budget 2023 was incoherent and contradictory, specifically, on macroeconomic and public finance matters.

Dear Editor, With the touted quantum of money that will be pouring into Indigenous communities in Guyana from the carbon investments for our stewardships in caring for the forest, and from oil, it is expected that will prompt our people to take initiatives to seek proper investments and management of monies.

Dear Editor, The saying: you do the crime you must do the time, is apt, in the sentences handed down to the five involved in the heinous and brutal killing of Faiyaz Narinedatt, a young son, husband and father.

Dear Sir, Recently, the Guyana Cricket Board selection panel held a press conference to justify their selection of the Guyana Harpy Eagles team to participate in the upcoming Regional four day tournament and the non- selection of Anthony Adams in the squad.

Dear Editor, The most recent Oxfam study found that the income gap between the rich and the poor is increasing.

Dear Editor The vexed question is who will be the next Commissioner of Police.