Dear Editor,
The alacrity with which the Department of Citizenship has responded to revelations of incorrect and therefore fraudulent notices of application for naturalisation as Guyanese citizens is surprising.
Dear Editor,
The Georgetown City Council apologises to the business community and residents of some sections of Georgetown for several overflowing skip bins that are at strategic locations in the City: Lombard Street, King Street , East Ruimveldt and Wellington Street.
Dear Editor,
I am privy to an Opinion: House to House D Registration Unconstitutional, by Anil Nandlall, which was published by Demerara Waves on March 20th, 2019.
Dear Editor,
In a recent letter to the press by the Public Relations Officer of the Mayor and Councillors of the City of Georgetown captioned ‘City, tourism authorities in discussions on enhancing Georgetown’ she fancifully announced that the Director General of the Ministry of Tourism and Director of the Guyana Tourism Authority had met with Georgetown City Councillors to discuss specific projects that would promote tourism in Georgetown.
Dear Editor,
It comes as no surprise that the Appeals Court upheld the High Court ruling that parliamentarians who hold Dual Citizenship sit in violation of article 155(1)(a) of the Constitution of Guyana.
Dear Editor,
In his Frankly Speaking column on Friday, 05 April Mr Fenty says:
“I’ve always wondered about our Constitutional provision that allows foreigners from any Commonwealth nation – who lived here for just one year (continuously) before those elections, to vote here (See Article 159 (b)”.
Dear Editor,
An April 3rd, 2019 Stabroek News letter to the editor headlined `Mining in Marudi area remains major problem, gov’t must take action’ has come to the attention of the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Dear Editor,
The leader of the AFC at a Press Conference on Wednesday expressed the view that the time has come to amend the provisions of the Constitution dealing with the question of dual citizenship.
Dear Editor,
The communities of inner Bagotville and Independence Street appear to be unaware of the dangers posed to their lungs and other organs of their bodies by the inhalation of smoke.
As with Cedric Richardson, his counterpart in the third term case, farmer, Compton Reid took on the task as a citizen of challenging the validity of the vote of former APNU+AFC MP Charrandass Persaud as a means of nullifying the December 21, 2018 motion of no-confidence which had initially ended the term of the government.
Dear Editor,
It is unthinkable that eight people in Region One got very ill with an unknown malady, (probably a viral attack, which are usually very communicable) and they were brought to the Georgetown Public Hospital, an institution I question has the competence to quarantine them effectively, until the test results are all in.
Dear Editor,
With great respect, there are some views (not necessarily facts) which emerge from SN’s Editorial of March 12 ` Raising standards in the Public Service’, with which several would disagree.