Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, Next Sunday, May 5th, the day on which the first indentured labourers from India landed on our shores, is a Public Holiday.

Dear Editor, The ruling of Justice Sandil Kissoon that the teachers’ strike was “lawful and legitimate” and that the government’s decision not to pay the teachers for the days off the job and to stop deducting union dues on behalf of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU) is unconstitutional is a major contribution to the evolution of the country’s jurisprudence: social justice and the rule of law in Guyana.

Dear Editor, A dictator saved my life by helping me get to America.

Dear Editor, I thought that SN’s Friday April 26th article had a huge typo (“Ramps, Exxon facing complaint that US$4.4m equipment declared as worth US$12.1b”).

Dear Editor, The Guyana Constitution defines the fundamental rights of all residents in this country and the overall structure of how the nation ought to operate.

Dear Editor, I am writing to draw attention to a pressing issue that continues to plague our roads: the alarming increase in vehicular accidents in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I am writing to highlight a segment of today’s business news (4/26/2024) regarding Exxon’s plunging stocks after unexpected refining outlays have negatively impacted their returns.

Dear Editor, It is pleasing some concrete action is being taken against the two private security companies, whose employees were recently involved in activities, which resulted in deadly consequences.

Dear Editor, Within recent days, a photograph of the President, Irfaan Ali, aiding in the distribution of house lots while on a visit to the United States of America appeared on certain platforms of social media.

Dear Editor, America’s reach to countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean is no secret.

Dear Editor, Guyanese yearn to live in peace and stability with each other and with the rest of the world.

Dear Editor, I am appalled at the persons responsible for infrastructural works in Region Three.

Dear Editor, As the dust settles on the fanfare and the PR of handing over of houses constructed in Lethem by government approved contractors, home owners moving into these houses are being faced with the startling reality that many of these houses have flaws.

Dear Editor, It seems as though the Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha has his very own admirer from the other side of the House.

Dear Editor, Since the discovery of Oil and Gas, Guyana has tried to look for possibilities to reach a sustainable economic and social development for the prosperity and the wellbeing of its people.

Dear Editor, Well, it seems the authorities have finally come to the realisation that some structures on the seawall, within the vending space, are immobile, immoveable, permanent structures in violation of the contract terms and conditions.

Dear Editor, I noted the daily Chronicle report on President’s Ali visit with the diaspora in New York.

Dear Editor, I write to express my utmost delight upon learning about the reintroduction of hot meals to the economy cabin of Caribbean Airlines.

Dear Editor, On May 3rd to May 5th, the People’s Progressive Party [PPP] is having its most important event through its 32nd Congress at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Liliendaal, Region 4.

Dear Editor, As the Member of Parliament responsible for Region Three, I cannot sit idly by while Minister Zulfikar Mustapha’s mismanagement of vital pump station projects threatens the well-being of our constituents.