Opinion

Dear Editor, I refer to the letter captioned “Our personal lives should not diminish whatever professional talent we possess” (08.02.19) by Clinton Urling.

Dear Editor, The caption of Mr. Paul Kokoski’s latest letter, “There must be moral limits to science” (08.02.21) is the only thing in it that I agree with.

Dear Editor, As the bloody crime wave continues to ravage the nation, it is heartening to hear that the government is heeding calls for hangings to resume.

In the aftermath of the Lusignan killings, nothing which those elected to protect us had to say seemed to have much relevance to the issue.

Dear Editor, I am the Operations Inspector that Minister Benn referred to at his press conference that left his job in the 3 months probation period.

Dear Editor, There has been much noise made about the true intent of the marauding band that has caused mayhem and destruction and great fear across Guyana in the last few weeks.

Dear Editor, Over the past five years, the Guyana media has been constantly publishing information on a number of mega projects that have received government endorsement, in many cases, government and government agencies exchanging letters of intent; signing memoranda of understanding, agreements in principle, and apparent firm agreements; and granting franchises to companies and organizations for their implementation..

Dear Editor, According to Head Mistress Julie Duncan, concerned parents, calling for reassurances, vowed not to send their children back to the Covent Garden Secondary School as burning chemicals from a nearby business have sent several students and teachers to the hospital over a few days.

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Dear Editor, I address this letter to the general public through you as many persons have asked for a clarification of the proposal to dialogue on the issue of the recent brutal attacks.

What is a life worth, UNICEF asks in its State of the World’s Children 2008 report titled ‘Child Survival’ and released last month.

Dear Editor, The buck stops with the Police Commissioner. I am disappointed that he is blaming the police victims at Bartica.

Dear Editor, Your article headlined “Crime communiqu

Dear Editor, Guyanese everywhere, I am sure, welcomed with a sigh of relief the meetings with stakeholders over the past two days that were convened by President Jagdeo, something that the general public and opposition parties have been calling for.

Dear Editor, In response to Olato Sam’s letter captioned ‘Teachers need training on contemporary classroom management techniques’ (08.02.22) please note that The Caribbean Voice, in collaboration with the VSO had planned a two week training programme scheduled for summer last year but that the Ministry of Education pulled the plug at the last minute.

Dear Editor, “Minister of Education Shaik Baksh says the fractured trade union movement has to resolve its issues as a pre-condition for further subventions to the Guyana Trades Union Congress and the Critchlow Labour College” SN 18/2/2008.

Dear Editor, SASOD extends condolences to the relatives and friends of the murdered victims of the attack on Bartica.

Dear Editor, Not so long ago President Jagdeo spoke about the Marriott Hotel coming to Guyana, to date Guyanese have not heard another word on the issue.

Dear Editor, I would like to call attention to two letters captioned “The Industry did not view the Forestry Commission’s threats to curtail production as credible” (08.02.16) by Mahadeo Kowlessar; and “The Forestry Commission should focus on the huge losses suffered from log exports” (08.02.19) by Janet Bulkan.

Dear Editor, First, let me extend kudos to Members of Parliament Sheila Holder and Aubrey Norton for forcing the government to discuss the withdrawal of the Critchlow subvention that eventually brought out their sinister agenda.