Letters to the Editor

Bullying is more than just a schoolyard issue

Dear Editor, Everyone has a story to tell, and we invite you to reflect on your own experiences—whether it’s a time when you might have been a bully, witnessed bullying, or found yourself on the receiving end.

The ills of new-found wealth

Dear Editor, In the present circumstances in Guyana, when our economy has been so upgraded in the past few years, mostly because of our fortunate acquisition of the revenue we are reaping from the oil discoveries, I would like to caution my fellow Guyanese of the bad impact this new-found wealth can have in the way we feel, think and behave, and in our well-being.

A teaspoon at a time

Dear Editor, With so much talk about changing up how we do elections in Guyana, I think it’s time we consider a more gradual approach—basically, taking democracy one teaspoon at a time.

All forms of violence are connected

Dear Editor, The SN Editorial on Diwali Day 2024 highlighted the critical need to transform the attitudes and culture which accept intimate-partner violence and other forms of gender-based violence as normal.

Proof of who really won the 2015 elections are in its ballot boxes

Dear Editor, I was stunned by the letter in Stabroek News of the 31 October 2024 with some barefaced allegations signed by the three Commissioners, handling the “business” of the PNC (actually, I’m not sure if its APNU or any of the name changes it attempted to change its imagine/ credibility, reimagining or to improve its consistently faltering support).

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