Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, President Ali must be congratulated for being a miracle worker or a top performer relative to cost of living. 

Dear Editor, As we commemorate four years of President Irfaan Ali’s administration, it is imperative to reflect on the precarious brink of dictatorship that our nation narrowly skirted.

Dear Editor,  Guyana’s Paris Olympics outing has ended.  We can’t get past the heats.  This

Dear Editor, The freedom from chattel slavery African Guyanese enjoy today must be cherished and defended at all costs.

Dear Editor, The recent issues raised over the failure of private sector companies to pay NIS for their employees prompted CRG to review the current Labour Act of Guyana.

Dear Editor, I am quite pleased that GOAL, the Guyana Online Academy of Learning, is very much trending in Guyana.

Dear Editor, Everton Morris writes: “I bought a whole pumpkin for $500 in 2020 today the same pumpkin is $1500”.

Dear Editor, The Black food vendors, the normal Black ghetto youths working around sound systems, the Ital Dreads, DJs, the plantain chips and sweets sellers and thousands of ordinary African Guyanese suffered tremendously when the Coalition government, while in power, imposed a 2 am curfew in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I respond to the Editorial of Stabroek News, August 2, 2024, which bore the caption `The AG and the Judiciary’.

Dear Editor, It’s difficult to know where to start, but on the basis of my observations most of the problems are caused because GuySuCo has been  really badly managed over the years, and as we have seen worldwide, governments can’t run anything. Our

Dear Editor, I hope this would be a wakeup call for Baronians who in my consideration have over time displayed a carefree attitude towards their inheritance.

Dear Editor, Pension Funds, Institutional and even small shareholders  in Banks DIH Limited have been thrown into turmoil as a result of the arrogance and inexcusable insensivity of the directors of the company.

Dear Editor, Having experienced one referendum and five elections rigged over the last half century,  Guyanese are uniquely qualified to evaluate the conflicting claims following Venezuela’s July 28, elections.

Dear Editor, I wish to comment on some aspects of the pivotal ongoing election fraud trial.

Dear Editor, Economics is an art form not a science, however there are a few rules. 

Editor, I am delighted to see the word count in the letters section of your organ reducing.

Dear Editor, Reference is made to news reports that the Government of Guyana is seeking Parliament’s approval for over 192 million USD (40 billion GYD) in supplementary funds to shore up needed expenditure up to the end of 2024.

Dear Editor, Emancipation Day in New Amsterdam Berbice is a significant event, marking the end of slavery and celebrating freedom.

Dear Editor, A free press is one of the most important aspects of democracy freedom.

Dear Editor  It is a case of tell not show, hiding the vote tallies.