Dear Editor,
It is very unfortunate to see our government squandering money that’s supposed to be making Guyanese lives better, but instead, selectively gives pennies to the few that they’ve successfully reduced to garbage collectors/drain cleaners.
Dear Editor
As I sit to write this letter, I am filled with a sense of disbelief at the recent statements made by Member of Parliament Sherod Duncan during his programme ‘In the Ring.’
Dear Editor,
The Guyana Water Inc (GWI) has noted an article headlined, “Poor water pressure affecting Humanitarian Mission classes” published in the April 11, 2023, edition of the Stabroek News.
Dear Editor,
SN’s article on the progress of the Bamia Primary School highlights the challenges that exist when previously untested contractors are awarded contracts for major infrastructure projects.
Dear Editor,
Now that GTT has accepted responsibility for the defective manhole on Sheriff Street, are they now liable for damages incurred due to said defect?
Dear Editor,
Reference is made to the letter captioned, “Pension payment delayed as NIS WhatsApp number did not work”, which was published in Sunday April 2 edition of the Stabroek newspaper.
Dear Editor,
In reference to Terry Gajraj who publicly complained about the fact that he has not been recognized by our government as a Guyanese singer performing extensively in North America and Mahadeo Shivraj who similarly complained of the fact that he has produced some seven full length commercial films without any government support, both of whom I have worked with and I welcome them to the club.
Dear Editor,
I read with interest the launch of Professor Kirton’s most recent publication titled ‘Building bridges in the Amazon-Guyana Brazil Relations into the 21st Century’.
Dear Editor,
Shell Mohammed says “his son Azruddin’s Ferrari was held by US Customs” and Azruddin himself boasted of ownership on his Facebook page and said the Ferrari was “inexplicably detained” on the grounds of allegations made to foreign law enforcement about himself, family, and company but was released, following court proceedings” and yet this very Ferrari in contention was imported into Guyana under the name Hana Mohammed (Azruddin’s sibling) using a remigrant duty-free concession.
“Members of the public can look out for the Guyana Police Force’s proactive arrangement in terms of dealing with noise pollution, which is expected to bring some degree of relief,” said acting Police Commissioner Clifton Hicken in July last year in reference to a ceremony where the Environmental Protection Agency had officially handed over noise meters to the GPF.