Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, A video containing lewd vulgarities and gesticulations is circulating on social media.

Dear Editor, Recent publications, utterances and claims made in the media by some have caused me to write this brief note.

Dear Editor, Shocking and disturbing reports including a video have been circulating in Guyana in connection with a criminal complaint filed in India by Ms.

Dear Editor, Civil society activists should begin to think about the profound differences in international and intercultural relations, something that is notably missing from the debates around Guyana’s oil contract with the foreign oil companies.

Dear Editor, Another embarrassment for the Government, following on the heels of the other embarrassment only a week ago, this time in the diplomat sphere, of an incident over a year ago. 

Dear Editor, With respect to my letter published on 23rd October in the Stabroek News stating that my landline phone was not functioning and attributing delays to address the problem to GTT, I wish to state further that Stabroek News, The Public Relations Officer of GTT, the dispatched technicians assisted in a collaborative effort to ensure the landline was looked after.

Dear Editor, It was completely appalling to see such a high level of misconduct by High Commissioner Charrandass Persaud during his assignment in India.

Dear Editor, Even as I began to pen these brief succinct points of enquiry the word on the WhatsApp media platform was/is that Guyana’s High Commissioner to India has been recalled.

Dear Editor, I am writing in connection with the following issues that comes under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Dear Editor, The AFC, through Cathy Hughes, finally let the cat out of the bag.

Dear Editor, In January 2019 I wrote a letter calling for Guyana to exit West Indies cricket and develop a local sports policy which would include establishing a cricket academy at Turkeyen, upgrade Skeldon and Affiance cricket grounds to international standards all with the intention of going it alone.

Dear Editor, It would be most beneficial for all concerned to be advised of the respective portfolios assigned to each member of GuySuCo’s new Board of Directors.

Dear Editor, Speaking at the launch of a nine-month pharmacy assistant training programme in Region Six on Saturday, Advisor to the Health Minister, Dr.

Dear Editor, The government must give urgent, first priority to building and fixing local village roads, drains and bridges where the masses of people live versus areas with sparse populations or “nice to do” but not urgent projects such as the Lamaha Reserve project and Vlissengen Road sidewalk project.

Dear Editor, Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Hon Anil Nandlall, SC, expressed his disenchantment over the country’s inability to confirm appointments to the positions of Chief Justice and Chancellor of the Judiciary of Guyana.

Dear Editor, There is so much more below the surface in the swirl of media items on Ramps Logistics, the Trinidadian-originated entity that is running into heavy weather with not one, but two State agencies in Guyana. 

Dear Editor, Instead of raising the old-age pension to $30,000 in the budget, the PPP moved it to $28,000 and is doling out grants to effect the same.

Dear Editor, The bold headline on page 21 of the Chronicle newspaper edition on October 24 reads: “Diwali: the celebration of darkness over ignorance”. 

Dear Editor, There is little more exhilarating for an athlete than to compete with the name of your country emblazoned on your clothing.

Dear Editor Noble statements are admirable and Sean made a lofty one in asserting that ‘super salaries will not motivate’ teachers to high performance.