Letters to the Editor

Nothing sinister

Dear Editor, The last time an opposition leader visited a family to offer condolences, following questionable circumstances surrounding the death of family members, violence erupted in the community and environs for several days, which resulted in persons being robbed, beaten, traumatized and property damaged.

Unbelievable stance by gov’t on minimum wage

Dear Editor, The story of Nero fiddling while Rome was burning, this ancient story is no different to President Ali and his Minister of Labour fiddling and prevaricating while the average worker in the public sector and private sector is burdened with an unconscionable minimum wage of forty thousand-odd dollars.

Tangling with the Constitution

Dear Editor, Here we go again, tangling with the Constitution.  Is it for the Opposition Leader (OL) to submit names to the Presi-dent to agree with or is it for the President to engage the OL in seeking consensus on his (President’s) nominees for the top judicial appointments?

Our working poor deserve a better life

Dear Editor, Since our Government is so committed to “One Guyana,” how about a “One Guyana” minimum wage, not a higher minimum wage for Government workers and a lower minimum wage for private sector workers?

Stray dogs

Dear Editor, Visit areas in Guyana and it is possible that in every one you will find stray and neglected dogs.

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