Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor,  I am disappointed in the Leadership of the PNCR and by extension the Coalition.

Dear Editor, I am disappointed with the absence of an acknowledgment in your publication of India’s independence.

Dear Editor, Sergeant Dion Bascom has made clear allegations of corruption in the Guyana Police Force that go as far as attempting to frustrate/hamper/ an investigation of a murder.

Dear Editor, Our residents in Chinese Landing Village are deeply saddened and concerned to hear that the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs and the National Toshaos Council have both appeared to abandon their mandates to represent the interests and rights of indigenous peoples.

Dear Editor, It is with great difficulty that I write this letter.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to highlight a practice that must cease immediately by the Deeds Registry. 

Dear Editor, It is with deep sadness I received the news that one of my dear acquaintances, Ms.

Dear Editor, I would like to thank Stabroek News for highlighting our issue (letter dated 24th July 2022) with the Eccles/Ramsburg NDC regarding our western drainage canal and reserve. 

Dear Editor, The 2006 Amerindian Act makes provision from Sections 48 to 53 for dealing with mining in the Villages and provides safeguards for the villagers if they allow mining activities within the boundaries of their Titled Villages.

Dear Editor, Even if one assumed your Sunday editorial “Campaign mode” to be well-meaning advice to Opposition Leader Aubrey Norton, you muddled things up by, first, forcing the complexities of the situation into your favoured but narrow narrative of Norton as a street politician; and secondly, by committing several acts of omission and commission.

Dear Editor, I noted with great concern the serious allegations made on social media by a serving member of the Guyana Police Force.

Dear Editor, I am elated to offer greater clarification and respond to some of the questions posed by Professor Kenrick Hunte in his letter published in Stabroek News edition of August 10th, 2022.

Dear Editor, The media was ablaze with the developments from a Guyana Police Force detective about what went down in the murder of a citizen on Main Street, Georgetown, in the vicinity of a well-patronized watering hole. 

Dear Editor Some old friends from the Opposition benches seem determined to deploy only polemics and protests in their political struggle for “justice” in Guyana.

Dear Editor, CRG congratulates the participants in the youth parliament on their maturity and focus.

Dear Editor, In another media, one Kris Kooblall (Aug 13) talked of corruption.

Dear Editor, Having read a letter captioned “My Trip Guyana” in another newspaper (Aug 13) about the complaints of the public on corruption and shoddy government infrastructure work, some questions creep into my brain for the Vice President, the most powerful politician in Guyana.

Dear Editor, There have been numerous comments regarding the renting of office space to house all the UN activities in Guyana circulating in the local media.

Dear Editor, One could not help but read with pride of the stalwarts identified in your editorial of Wednesday August 10 on the halcyon days of Guyana’s Foreign Service.

Dear Editor, American oil behemoth, Exxon, says that Guyana’s former Executive Director of the local Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not being honest.