Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, The old folks say “you nah see thing a daytime and tek firestick fuh see it night time,” simply means to be mindful of the signs that surround you.

Dear Editor, In 2006 I had a substantive discussion with former president Janet Jagan on the state of Guyana’s politics.

Dear Editor, The flurry of no-visa talks ongoing, on the heels of the UK is quite something to think about. 

Dear Editor,  ExxonMobil has encountered difficulty with the United States’ government during its operations in the United States (US) but the present energy crisis worldwide should provide them with an opportunity to resolve this conflict, if it still exists.

Dear Editor, Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton came into that important and crucial office with many expectations hanging over his head. 

Dear Editor, In reference to your editorial of November 27, 2022, Ambassador Lynch alluded to the ethnic division and other problems.

Dear Editor, We live with so much fear and willingness to compromise on fundamental principles, instead of living with the purpose to improve the lives of the marginalized, so that when we leave this existence on earth, our time here would be reflected on as a legacy of good deeds.

Dear Editor, Devanand Bhagwan writes that “I’ve been in Guyana for several weeks, and it’s been a joy to indulge in ole-time get-togethers with Guyanese of all stripes and colours.

Dear Editor, As I prepare to write another letter about the extreme discomfort experienced on the night of November 26, 2022 due to an event being held on the parking lot of Movie Towne, I pause to ponder what will be the outcome?

Dear Editor, In light of growing complaints about teachers severely beating children in schools, Education Minister Priya Manickchand has said she believes it is time that Guyana decides on a definitive position when it comes to corporal punishment in schools.

Dear Editor, We are killing our women.  Guyanese men are killing the women they once loved. 

Dear Editor, I am responding with a tale to the attorney general’s letter published in Stabroek News on November 25, 2022.

Dear Editor, Clearly, the historical madness of “Black Friday” has hit Guyana.

Dear Editor, I have read with interest that the PPP/C Government will be hosting its second Oil and Gas Conference in February 2023.

Dear Editor, I have wanted to comment on three events that are of the recent past but are still unresolved.

Dear Editor The Ministry of Sports under Minister Charles Ramson has taken away the Mackenzie Sports Club from the People of Mackenzie, Linden.

Dear Editor, It is heartbreaking in this sixteen days of activism of violence against women and girls that two aged women met their demise, under different circumstances, in two days.

Dear Editor, In its Sunday editorial yesterday, Stabroek News alleges, yet again, that the Opposition is “weak and ineffectual” in resisting the PPP’s politics of exclusion and domination.

Dear Editor, Julianne Gaul (JG) in the November 21, 2022 edition of Stabroek News, challenged a few of my ideas on the voters’ list but failed to produce any evidence to show how voting at home (Guyana) by registered overseas-based Guyanese would be detrimental to the country and the integrity of the election process.

Dear Editor, It saddens me to see madness in politics in a country that I so love.