Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, After three years I am visiting my grandchildren abroad. 

Dear Editor, On the eve of the inauguration of a new president, a legend, whose name and life was synonymous with football, has passed, in a country which is football crazy.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter to bring to the attention of the President of this country and his Finance Minister an injustice and discrimination that is being perpetuated on the junior and senior staff pensioners of GuySuCo.

Dear Editor, I seldom use the description “Icons” and “Celebrities”. But sometimes, from my youth, I say or write “stars”.

Dear Editor, I wish to humbly respond to a letter carried in your letter column titled “ Better Hope/LBI NDC to reports are far from satisfactory” on December 28, 2022.

Dear Editor, The year 2022 was a very successful one for the Berbice Cricket Board despite been a challenging one due to several non-cricketing challenges.

Dear Editor I write to clarify arguments I recently made concerning cultural change in Guyana, and some of the challenges that lay ahead.

Dear Editor, Step by Step Foundation would like to inform the public that the Step by Step School for children with autism closed in July 2021.

Dear Editor, As the world prepares to welcome the year 2023, so too is Guyana.

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Education (MoE) is playing a key role is laying the education infrastructure to propel the social and economic transformation of the country that would lead to “fairness” in the allocation of state resources to all Guyanese, irrespective of race, gender, region, or religious affiliation.

Dear Editor, I am puzzled and I hope that your investigative journalism would seek some clarity so that ordinary folks could understand how a police rank posted at the official residence of the country’s President could be promoted in circumstances where he was obviously ill prepared for a situation that he should have been prepared for.

Dear Editor, Guyana seems to be racing ahead with the certification and building of a Law School. 

Dear Editor, I am appealing to the related Ministry/ Ministries of Government to address the flood situation at Patentia West, West Bank Demerara, Region 3.

Dear Editor, “”Renegotiation” can be very difficult if not legally impossible unless agreed to by both parties”, says Matthew, SN daily blogger.

Dear Editor, I wish to bring this subject matter to your attention, and that of your readers, as I believe that it is vital for the voices of the ghetto neighbourhoods to be heard.

Dear Editor,  The media and individuals, on many occasions, have issued glowing tributes to high profile citizens, deceased and alive.

Dear Editor, I refer to the article in yesterday’s SN, “ Bamia Primary School construction on schedule – contractor”.

Dear Editor A few days ago i read with much interest an article in the social media written by one of the public relations officers of the Top Cop, Clifton Hicken.

Dear Editor,   I hope you, your staff and all Guyanese had a peaceful and thoughtful Christmas.

Dear Editor, The process required by private citizens for the acquisition of firearm licenses is tedious, nerve-wracking, and frustrating yet, even then, after a detailed, demanding procedure, sometimes leads to denial.