Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, In a letter which was published in SN on April 18 on the above referenced subject, Mr.

Dear Editor,  The matter of the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) versus the Ministry of Education has to be a lesson learnt by the trade union community and all Guyanese.

Dear Editor, Let us educate and reeducate our children: Venezuelans in Guyana are not our enemies.

Dear Editor, Rickford Burke and Mark Benschop, under the guise of advocating for Afro-Guyanese rights, have consistently engag-ed in tactics that, paradoxically, erode those very rights they claim to defend.

Dear Editor, Any objective analyst would conclude that the current administration has been even-handed in its approach to national development.

Dear Editor, Since coming to power in 2020, the PPP/C Government has been engaged in a wide range of infrastructure projects including roadways, bridges, hospitals, energy systems, and so on.

Dear Editor, For 2024, an allocation of $135.2 billion has been set aside for the education sector from the national budget with $3 billion going towards the purchase of textbooks and $2.7 billion for training and development.

Dear Editor, Something is definitely wrong with the leaders of Guyana – all of them. 

Dear Editor, I am writing to propose a practical solution to address the recent displacement of vendors due to court orders in front of Muneshwers and Demico in Georgetown, Guyana.

Dear Editor, SN went to Fyrish, Corentyne this week.  It is the heart of PPP country. 

Dear Editor, What law(s) did the High Court, Judge Sandil Kissoon apply in ruling on the recent teachers’ strike.

Dear Editor, It is necessary for me to respond to the further inaccurate and absurd statements in Engineer Charles Sohan’s second letter in response to mine dated April 21, 2024 (Stabroek News).

Dear Editor, The house building company sought to put the cart before the horse in the case of the land application which was refused (SN April 23).

Dear Editor, The Public Accounts Committee stands as a bastion of transparency and accountability and provides responsible oversight over public funds allocated.

Dear Editor, To the President and Vice President of Guyana, in the lobby of Wells Fargo Bank in San Francisco USA is an original Stagecoach (yes, the ones used in Western Movies), it still has four wheels after 150 years.

Dear Editor, I feel severely tempted and figuratively speaking, to put on my armour plate to do battle against the forces of evil standing like gladiators waiting to destroy the independence many of us fought for decades ago.

Dear Editor, I am writing to express my sincere appreciation for Vice President Jagdeo’s recent response regarding the US$50 million dispute with CH4/Lindsayca and its potential impact on the US EXIM Bank $660 million loan process.

Dear Editor, Today, I saw a most grotesque analogy made by a regular letter writer, GHK Lall.

Dear Editor, I note that big people in Guyana have had their say on school violence (“CEO, McDonald weigh in on school fights, language barriers facing Venezuelan students”, SN April 19, 2024, refers).

Dear Editor, Statements and comments by the OL repeatedly speak of an APNU+AFC coalition as forming the next government.