Letters to the Editor

City streets without names

Dear Editor, It was as a Bookers Sugar Estates Cadet in 1958, assigned to Bookers Industrial Holdings Ltd, that I was directed to review a register of their land sales in an area outside of Georgetown, since called Prashad Nagar.

Guyana’s suicide problem persists and remains significant

Dear Editor,  Policy makers and social activists felt relieved in early 2022 when the reported suicide rate declined (by 21.7%) between 2016 (23.4 per 100,000) and 2021 (18.3 per 100,000), partly in response to initiatives linked to the Government’s National Suicide Prevention Strategy 2015-2020 (NSPS), and National Mental Health Action Plan, 2015-2020, as well as to the work of NGOs, but the suicide problem persists and remains significant.

A blatant act of political repression

Dear Editor, I write to join in the condemnation of the recent Guyana Police Force (GPF) “wanted bulletin” for Rickford Burke, President of the Caribbean Guyana Institute for Democracy (CGID), on an extortion charge.

Carnival vulgarity

Dear Editor, I have decided to write this letter because of the large number of bloggers who thought Sodom and Gomorrah had descended upon Guyana with the vulgar behaviours, and high nudity seen at the recent Cricket Carnival.

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