Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, I write today with a mind full of suspicions and a wallet brimming with vouchers to commend our beloved Government for its latest and most illustrious achievement: becoming the “Voucher Nation.”

Dear Editor, It is heartening to have seen no less than three letters in your esteem publication of 6/20/24 dealing with the urgent aspect of Road Safety, all advocating for regulations of one kind or another.

Dear Editor, GPL is like a sitcom where the jokes write themselves, only instead of laugh tracks, we get blackouts and eye-rolls.

Dear Editor, I have taken note of Mr. Joel Bhagwandin’s letter titled, “[Prof] Hunte’s so-called “broken institutions” have little or nothing to do with declining gold production”, and respond as follows: Can Mr Bhagwandin give a short description of the Custom Dept’s check of the operation?

Dear Editor, I refer to Mr. Joel Bhagwandin’s letter dated 6-17, 2024 in which he claims the information I requested is in the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) Report.

Dear Editor, All democracies need a vibrant opposition to thrive. In the UK, the Tories are about to experience the thrill of being on the opposite benches after 14 years.

Dear Editor, I want to share with you some troubling experiences homeowners have had while building houses in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I thought that the Opposition Leader, Mr. Aubrey Norton, had seized the high ground and was in the clear.

Dear Editor, Thousands of undocumented Guyanese living in USA will benefit from President Biden’s Executive Order to grant permanent work permits and residency status to spouses of American citizens (and their undocumented children under age 21).

Dear Editor, With the PNC congress election slated to be held a mere 9 days away a bombshell accusation has thrown the entire process awry.

Dear Editor, “One senses that Prashad Nagar is a uniquely organized yet slowly changing community struggling to maintain an architectural balance between its original historical design and a push-back against the incursion of modern technology that lends itself to a higher standard of living.

Dear Editor, Guyana is projected to experience significant economic growth, measured by its Gross Domestic Project (GDP), which is expected to increase by 36 percent in 2024.

Dear Editor, Little things can make a big difference. In this regard, I commend Scotia Bank for making seats available for customers waiting to have their transactions done.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter captioned “I see the matter of Hughes as APNU/Opposition leader….”

Dear Editor, So, The Police Traffic Department of the Guyana Police Force and The Guyana Road Safety Association (GRSA) are once again collaborating on the issue of Road Safety in their efforts to curb what is now a chronic situation insofar as road accidents, and in particular where Road Fatalities are concerned.

Dear Editor, I have a growing concern over the dangerous and reckless behaviour exhibited by truck drivers on our roads.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter on behalf of the residents of my street, First Street Chesney/Kilcoy South.

Dear Editor, I write to offer some recommendations to the current Natural Resources Minister of Guyana following his recent meeting with jewelers and goldsmiths.

Dear Editor, Once again the Minister of Education has posted a video showing the progress in the building of a school that shows workers not following safe work practices.

Dear Editor, Give something to get something. When all the textbooks are written, lectures and dissertations delivered, this is what an investment is all about.