Opinion

Dear Editor The more GTT stretches its arms to higher heights, the worse their service becomes and the more irate and disenfranchised their customers become.

Dear Editor, Essequibians are indeed proud of Keemo Paul, the World Cup winning under-19 Vice-Captain who hails from Wakenaam, the small agricultural island which also produced former West Indies Captain Ramnaresh Sarwan.

Dear Editor, This elderly citizen pondered about the excitement surrounding him (and others) of the spirit and symbols of independence – led by Burnham, his first President, who had made him proud to be Guyanese, and no longer British Guianese, fifty years ago.

Dear Editor, Mr Ralph Ramkarran’s article in Sunday Stabroek of May 8, ‘Indentureship and independence’ gave us a peek into a part of the history of British Guiana, now independent Guyana.

The aftermath of the observance of Mother’s Day this year has been both bloody and horrific.

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Dear Editor, I support Mr Ian McDonald and others like him pleading for old Guyana records to be preserved.

Dear Editors, Kindly permit me to respond to the subject of the Panama Papers and Oyster Oil and Gas Ltd, carried in the newspapers of May 10th, 2016.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Police Force is responding to an article published in the Kaieteur News yesterday, Monday, May 9, under the caption ‘Golden Grove Police Station ill equipped to house high-profile inmates.’

Dear Editor, An October 30, 2012 headline in one of the daily newspapers screamed: ‘Pirates on the rampage, fear grips fishing industry’.

Dear Editor, I have noticed that the Vice President and Minister of Public Security has been quoted in the media as saying that he will be relaxing the drop-dead 2 am curfew on party goers for some of the jubliee events.

Dear Editor, Seeing a clipping  of an  accusation  of corruption  and crookery  against me and a woman collleague has kept me from expressing  any opinion  on the several issues of public morality in Guyana.

Dear Editor, I continue to see the Public Security Minister’s decision to suspend enforcement of the laws governing the opening and closing hours of night clubs licensed to sell alcoholic beverages during certain hours, as the lifting of a curfew.

Dear Editor, Too many people expect the current public safety and security situation to be solved only by the government and more particularly, Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan. 

Dear Editor, I would like to respond to a letter submitted by Mr Harri Persaud Beharry published in the Stabroek News of May 9 (‘Police should allow vinyl number plate digits’).

Dear Editor, Often, we read about employees stealing from employers who are brought before the courts.

Politikles

We revert to a look at the political campaign proceeding in Britain towards a referendum promised by Prime Minister David Cameron’s Conservative government on whether the country should remain in the European Union (EU), due on June 23 of this year.

Dear Editor, In an SN article of May 3, it was reported that prolonged flooding of a large section of eastern Queenstown, Georgetown, due to heavy rainfall on April 30-May 1 was avoided as a result of intervention by the Ministry of Public Infrastructure (MPI) and City Hall to clear blocked culverts in Queenstown, one of which was under Peter Rose Street discharging into a drainage channel immediately west of Vlissengen Road.