Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, A few days ago I went to visit the Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology situated at 61 Main Street, Georgetown to do some research.

Dear Editor, I was fascinated by the Guyana Independence Order 1966, available on Legislation.gov.uk,

Dear Editor, The last minute impediment fired, just as the elections fraud cases were set to properly begin in the magistrate court, has been dismissed by the High Court, paving the way for the cases to begin. 

Editor, All viable thriving democracies need a vibrant opposition …er opposing all along the way all the time.

Dear Editor I pen this letter with a great degree of sadness.

Dear Editor, On Thursday, May 26, 1966, British Guiana became Guyana as Britain officially ended its centuries of colonial rule over our indigenous peoples whom they met on arrival, the African slaves, and indentured servants whom they shipped into the country, and other foreigners who arrived freely.

Dear Editor, The Leader of the People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) party is defined by how he manages the party, coordinated with the local and regional leaders and MP’s to represent our political constituency.

Dear Editor,  hope it is not too late for your newspaper to entertain a few remarks on the letter written by Mr Ravi Dev titled `It was Kwayana’s writings that helped shape the definition of the post 1957 PPP government as an Indian government’ and published in your newspaper on April 8, 2024. First,

Dear Editor,  One and a half million lives are lost on roadways annually and millions are left with life-changing injuries.

Dear Editor, Guyanese should pause the politics, and instead focus on its maturity post independence.

Dear Editor, Of all the many things said in its Editorial  ‘Independence Anniversary’ (SN May 26), about the opposition’s boycott of this year’s observances in its stronghold, the sentence that stands out was: “It was the PNC which was in office in 1966, and yet despite that fact it did not prevent Cheddi Jagan from going to the National Park.”

Dear Editor, Congratulations to the West Indies on winning the T20I series against South Africa, comprehensive victory gentlemen.

Dear Editor, Early in the life of the Coalition Government, I was approached by Mr Lennox Benjamin, Chief Statis-tician, Bureau of Statistics about the Government providing a permanent home for the Bureau.

Dear Editor, In a no nonsense putting on notice, operatives dealing with procurement matters in state agencies, including national tender board officials, czars and clerks, have been put on notice for any skullduggery and wrong doing, as part of a review and overhaul of the procurement processes and systems. 

Dear Editor, As we celebrate our 58th Independence, it is important to accept and appreciate that Independence holds profound significance for our nation.

Dear Editor, I refer to a letter from Mr. Robin Singh published in Saturday’s edition of your newspaper, captioned, “Why is the lorry driver still in custody?”

Dear Editor, The Mayor and City Council is still to present and approve a budget for fiscal year 2024.

Dear Editor, A few weeks ago, the ruling PPP removed Marxism-Leninism form its party Constitution on the reason that those are concepts for another place and another time, and no longer relevant to today’s context.

Dear Editor, Some of the things that happen in Guyana are truly unbelievable, many may even deny that Guyana is a real place.

Dear Editor, I recently read in one of the daily newspapers two statements attributed to the Traffic Officer (Traffic Chief) of the Guyana Police Force, Senior Superintendent Mahendra Singh.