Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Guyana’s agriculture sector is experiencing a dynamic transformation. Minister Zulfikar Mustapha’s hands-on approach has positioned it as a cornerstone of the nation’s economic growth.

Dear Editor, Every reasonable-minded Guyanese should appreciate the fact that the PPP/C has worked hard to safeguard a fundamental pillar for the advancement of their social and economic wellbeing; the right to elect a government of their choice.

Dear Editor, It is becoming increasingly evident that a pseudo-coalition of sorts appears to have formed among opposition parties in their simultaneous criticism of the current government on the issue of corruption in Guyana.

Dear Editor, This two hundred thousand (200,000) dollars per family shift to one hundred thousand ($100,000) dollars to every Guyanese over 18 years within a few days exposes a serious weakness in the thinking of the administration and delivery of benefits to Guyanese everywhere, but before I add my two bits there is a fundamental flaw in Government which is a hostility to any form of consultation and it appears even  within the ruling cabal.

Dear Editor, I write in response to the letter of 9 December 2024, which ‘serves as a response to recent opposing views regarding the Jonestown Memorial Tour …’.

Dear Editor, The Nov 12, 2024 meeting with contractors was sad a day for the Presidency.

Dear Editor, Approximately one month ago, I noticed the water trickling through the pipe in my yard in West Ruimveldt and it takes half of an hour to fill a bucket.

Dear Editor, Over the past few months, prominent political figures have been consistently promulgating distorted and contorted information targeted at me regarding specific events of March, 2020.

Dear Editor, Response to Stabroek News Article dated December 9, 2024 titled “Mahdia and Campbelltown Residents Struggle with Poor Water Supply, inadequate power by Khadidja Ba”.

Dear Editor, I read with admiration a letter penned by Mr.

Dear Editor, Please allow me to offer my gratitude for giving prominence to my letter on the chaotic first day of the distribution of the Cash Grant in Lethem.

Dear Editor, Guyanese consumers continue to face exploitation by large corporations, with limited recourse for resolving issues.

Dear Editor, The building and development that is occurring in the Amerindian communities around the country is a great opportunity to showcase the culture and classic architecture of the indigenous communities of each area.

Dear Editor, Guyana’s highest national award, ‘The Order of Excellence,’ that was conferred upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India when he visited Guyana in November 2024, has given additional impetus to calls for the activation of the National Awards programme that was established under the ‘Constitution of the Orders of Guyana’ in 1970. 

Dear Editor, I challenge our readers to do some investigation into ‘prison reform.’

Dear Editor, In a press statement made by the Guyana Trades Union Congress (GTUC) last Tuesday, issue was taken with Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo’s threat that he will not involve the Opposition in key decision-making until they behave differently.

Dear Editor, I strongly recommend the government of Guyana to do job fairs first inside Guyana among the 40 percent or more living in poverty.

Dear Editor, Ravi Dev’s caution about Girmitiyas, former labourers or People of Indian Origin, PIO, does not have to begin or end in disappointment.

Dear Editor, Now that GECOM has admitted its error pertaining to Dr Asha Kissoon being permitted to sit as a parliamentarian and also that everyone, including the Speaker of the House, is now aware of this grave error, what becomes of the decisions made in parliament for which Dr.

Dear Editor, The recent election in Ghana is a victory for democracy.