Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Guyanese poor are asking questions as to why they are not progressing more rapidly especially with the current oil boom.

Dear Editor, Like other football fans, I am an ardent admirer of Kylian Mbappe and am excited by the breaking news on Sunday, June 2, 2024, that Mbappe will be joining Real Madrid.

Dear Editor, Below is ChatGPT’s summary of the issues in the ongoing strike between the GTU and the Ministry of Education in Guyana: The ongoing strike between the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) and the Ministry of Education revolves around several key issues, primarily centered on salary negotiations and retroactive payments.

Dear Editor, In our delicate, debauched and demoniac society today, the disgusting issues of noise nuisance, law breakers and public obscenity, align themselves to affront: the decency of moral dignity; the right to reside in a peaceful neighbourhood; the right to rest and sleep at night; the right not to be traumatized by willful disruptions; the right to live in a healthy environment; the right not to be endangered by criminal activities; the right not to be invaded by intruders; the right not to have their private property defecated on to say the least.

Dear Editor, The month of May is especially important to Guyanese.

Dear Editor, On Thursday night, Scripps held their annual spelling bee competition. 

Dear Editor, Kindly permit me space to respond to Mayor Alfred Mentore’s letter in the Stabroek News dated May 31, 2024.

Dear Editor, Compromise.  It is a dirty word in Guyana, one that harbours the dangerous in the mere mention of it. 

Dear Editor, The last population census of Guyana (2012), the definitive national document on the population of Guyana, states the ethnic groups of Guyana as follows: African/Black, Amerindian, Chinese, East Indian, Mixed Portuguese, White, and Others.

Dear Editor, In the past, a lot of negativities permeated the Internet about Guyana.

Dear Editor, The Office of the President recently shared photos of the progress being made on the Mabura Hill highway.

Dear Editor, I am penning this letter to share my thoughts on the latest dramatic twist in the ever-so-entertaining soap opera of oil negotiations in our region.

Dear Editor, I read with considerable dismay, a letter from my professional colleague, Mr.

Dear Editor, Since we are no longer a Marxist, Leninist, Socialist state, which is a good thing, why most of us still must drive an imported used car in Guyana?

Dear Editor, I am an avid listener to the political social media shows in Guyana, and the rest of the Caribbean. 

Dear Editor, At the one year anniversary of the mass death in the arson fire, we are reminded about it; some 20 innocent children lives were lost.

Dear Editor, I get the feeling that the vast majority of Indo-Guyanese would prefer to be in business rather than politics.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Market Vendors Union (GMVU) was registered #261 on the 28th July, 2016 as the representative organization for the National Vending Sector and more so, Georgetown vendors.

Dear Editor, The decision by the 32nd congress of the PPP to remove references to Marxism-Leninism and socialism in its constitution has, expectedly, triggered debates in editorials, by columnists, in letter columns of mainstream media and to some extent, in social media.

Dear Editor, The image of a section of an approach to the highly touted concrete bridges along the Kurupukari – Lethem corridor being completely washed away was as unsurprising as it was inevitable.