Opinion

Dear Editor, I note with excitement the letter written by no less a person than Vishnu Bisram praising the rapid strides made by Lee Kwan Yew in Singapore.

Stalling the meaningful implementation of the National Drug Strategy Master Plan and skimping on cash for the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit while serenading the public with promises to be “tough on drug lords” have helped the administration to win for itself another adverse annual report for under-performance in its so-called war on illegal narcotics.

Stalling the meaningful implementation of the National Drug Strategy Master Plan and skimping on cash for the Customs Anti-Narcotics Unit while serenading the public with promises to be “tough on drug lords” have helped the administration to win for itself another adverse annual report for under-performance in its so-called war on illegal narcotics.

Dear Editor, I read your article on pit bulls and I find it very disturbing that someone would let loose a dog on children playing, especially pit bulls.

Dear Editor, I decided once and for all to visit the Central Immigration and Passport Office in Georgetown.

Dear Editor, Why can’t you name the owner of the dogs that attacked so many people?

Dear Editor, Governments in modern societies pride themselves on their ability to make available to their citizens educational opportunities for building a labour force and a citizenry that are capable of living in a contemporary world.

Dear Editor I refer to your report headlined “Woman held after loosing pit bulls on children”(08.03.01).

Dear Editor, Guyana observed its 38th anniversary since becoming a republic last week.

Dear Editor Mr Tacuma Ogunseye asked the question: “Where else in the world can be found a parallel situation which sees the security forces in a country adopting torture as a weapon of crime fighting?”

Dear Editor, In order to prevent crimes committed in communities, the government has decided to form and reinforce policing groups.

Dear Editor, I am totally opposed to the sentiments and suggestions expressed in your editorial, “Climate change could make our forest invaluable”.

Friday’s rebuke by the US of Guyana’s drug efforts will be hard for this government to lightly dismiss especially in the backdrop of the current UK-funded security sector reform programme which identifies the narcotics trade as a risk factor.

Dear Editor, My brother Claremonte Chester from Dartmouth, Essequibo was turned back from Trinidad for some reason or the other and was in the hands of the CID at Eve Leary and the police put him in the Brickdam lockups for three days.

Dear Editor, The Joint Services in their efforts to capture the criminal gangs who have been carrying out merciless murders continue to be criticized by certain sections of our society and unfortunately this includes the main opposition party the PNC/R.

Dear Editor, It should be a top priority of Government to ensure that everything is done to protect key projects and those implementing them.

Dear Editor, In the midst of all the gloom and troubled waters we can take flight for a moment to one of our long standing, artistes, Dennis Parkinson, singer par excellence popularly called Dennis or Parko.

Dear Editor, The carnage of Lusignan and Bartica are crescendos of a consistent epidemic of decline which has enveloped this country.

Dear Editor, Every individual is entitled to a fair trial as he/she is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter captioned “Science in itself is morally and ethically neutral” (08.02.25) by M.