Opinion

Dear Editor, Once again the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) feels compelled to respond to another of Mr Donald Ramotar’s letters. 

Dear Editor, Our crime situation continues to haunt us, and many people are investing heavily to protect their properties and lives, and capture, warn or identify criminals using alarms and security cameras, amongst others.

Dear Editor, Sport remains the most unifying force worldwide, breaking the barriers of colour, creed, race and religion.

Dear Editor, Pastor Wendell Jeffrey’s recall of his encounter, some time in 2012, with ‘PNCites’ was not surprising but still disturbing (‘Constitutional reform will not happen soon’ SN, June 1).

It is hard to recall the last time a senior political figure spoke to the press with the candour shown by Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in Ottawa earlier this week.

Politikles

Dear Editor, I noted that the British have renewed confidence in Guyana according to an article published in the Kaieteur News of June 1.

Dear Editor, Please refer to an article, which appeared in your issue of May 22, captioned, ‘Beharry Group waiting months on city for KFC approvals’.

Dear Editor, I wouldn’t have thought that anyone else remembered the then Traffic Chief Joe Braz’s refashioning of English pronunciation until I saw the Gittenesque use of “chouse” in her condemnation of how things went during the Gala State Dinner marking the country’s Independence Jubilee.

Dear Editor, Every single month  at each post office in this country, from early dawn (‘foreday marnin’) one can witness long queues of  senior persons/pensioners waiting  in undignified fashion for their National Insurance Scheme (NIS)  and old age pensions; ‘hungry belly’ in some cases.

Dear Editor, The confabulation in the print and electronic media and elsewhere that not a single sportsman/woman received a national award this year continues unabated.

Dear Editor, The President of Guyana will not be deterred from his desire to pardon prisoners from time to time, so the next best thing is to trust his judgment and support his vision while the religions pray for the reformation of the pardoned individuals.

Dear Editor, I have re-studied the proposed parking meters plan by city council and think that there are certain factors which should be considered:The employees who would be affected, eg, insurances, banks, etc The business sector should be consulted on the possible loss of revenue.

Dear Editor, Rohan Singh asked in a letter recently, “Can GTT explain why this is so?” 

Politikles

Dear Editor, St Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves is known to be anti-colonial.

In an online comment on a letter to this newspaper (‘Lost opportunities at the flag-raising ceremony’, May 28, 2016), which related some of the security shortcomings of the event and the boorish, violent behaviour of one section of the crowd towards a group of young Americans, Dave Martins notes, “We have become cantankerous and hostile, and both visitors and residents encounter those attitudes… Those behaviours are now ingrained, and even accepted as the norm.”

Dear Editor, Reference is made to your article titled, ‘Linden Mayor, Town Clerk in tussle over duties,’ in the June 1 edition.

Dear Editor, With respect to the proposed city council parking meters, on which there was a report in yesterday’s SN, could the council state what the parking time is for $125.00?

Dear Editor, Pensioners waited from 6 am to 2.30 pm at Blairmont Post Office recently, then they saw the white van arrive with the money to pay the frustrated pensioners.