Dear Editor, As the nation continues to mull the implications of strengthened economic ties with China, our national government has assured us that we will go into any and all deals eyes wide open.
Dear Editor, I refer to the Honourable Finance Minister, Winston Jordan’s letter, which was published in Stabroek News (SN) on Monday, November 19, 2018, captioned, `All gov’t workers can expect salary increases, going forward, especially in 2018, 2019 and 2020’.
Dear Editor, The SN team must have missed the vicious irony as they produced Page 2 of the print edition on Monday 19 Nov,2018.
Dear Editor, I note the letter captioned: `The bonus, subsidies and salaries issues are not about numbers but upholding time-honoured principles’ by Trade Unionist Mr.
Dear Editor, I wish to offer the following comments with regards to advertisements observed in the Muslim holiday editions of the dailies.
Dear Editor, Former President Donald Ramotar, states that `Rejection of CCJ has with it the seeds of greater harm’ (SN Nov 18, 2018).
Dear Editor, As I close chapters in my life including my attempts to write poems and short stories, I wish to thank my favourite newspaper, Stabroek News, for accommodating my letters including wise decisions when not to publish submissions.
The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup currently being hosted by the West Indies has reached the semi-final stage with the two matches scheduled for tomorrow in Antigua.
Dear Editor, The New Building Society Limited (NBS) submits this response to a letter and an article that appeared in your newspapers on 11th November 2018 `NBS wants to know source of funds in boy’s small account’ and 19lh November 2018 `BoG working to ease banking frustration for pensioners, minors – source’ respectively.
Dear Editor, Rice farmers in Region Two who cultivated their crops late took heavy blows with the infestation of paddy bugs at harvesting time.
Dear Editor, How many health care facilities in Guyana are presently licensed?
Dear Editor, Reference is made to Minister of Finance, Winston Jordan’s letter in yesterday’s Stabroek News `All gov’t workers can expect salary increases, going forward, especially in 2018, 2019 and 2020’, which is a response to my article `Local Government Elections, though disappointing, were not unexpected’ (KN 18th November 2018).
Early in October an unsigned letter purportedly authored by “Members of the Parent/Teacher Association” of a named state secondary school (since the letter was unsigned we have no way of vouching for its authenticity or otherwise) and addressed to Education Minister Nicolette Henry (and copied to three other Ministers) surfaced, ostensibly complaining about a host of irregularities at the school.
Dear Editor, I refer to the column by Lincoln Lewis, which appeared in Kaieteur News yesterday under the caption “Local Government Elections, though disappointing to some, were not unexpected”.
Dear Editor, There has been a notable increase in reports of child sexual abuse over the past five years.
Dear Editor, The Americans have spoken. I would hope that the established pantheon of Guyanese oil patriots is listening, and that they appreciate the full import of the finely calibrated language of our formidable northern Uncle on the thorny, long unsettled, heavily menacing border controversy.
As disruptive as it can be, the motion of no-confidence in the government lodged at Parliament by Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo is well within the bailiwick of the adversarial form of Westminster governance that has been the country’s lot for more than half of a century of independence.
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