Opinion

Dear Editor, The incumbent said he is president until the next president is sworn in. 

Dear Editor, There have been occasional claims from the restless spirit dungeons of the opposition that I am the government’s roving propagandist. 

Dear Editor, The recent exchange between Christopher Ram and Ronald Bulkan served to crystallize ephemeral thoughts that have been nagging at the back of my mind for some years.

Dear Editor, I noted in SN a few days ago, your article concerning the value of the refurbished convention centre to the tourism sector. 

Dear Editor, The Attorney General is unreasonably stubborn in his schizophrenic belief and weird math that 34 is the absolute majority of 65 seats.

In November 2009, oil-rich, and apparently cash-flush Venezuela, under the then-president Hugo Chavez’s Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas, gave Guyana a grant of US$2 million for the construction of a shelter for the homeless.

Dear Editor, Responding to reporters’ query regarding the voters’ list, the Chief Election Officer, Keith Lowenfield, declared, “the list is clean; it has a life until the 30th of April.”

Dear Editor, The Ministry of Public Infrastructure wishes to respond to an article appearing in the Sunday Stabroek, February 3, 2019, under the headline `Audit Office still awaiting response from Infrastructure Ministry on D’Urban Park spending’.

Dear Editor, Please allow me space to highlight the frustrations of the new ASYCUDA system that was introduced in December by the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA).

Dear Editor, Mr. Ronald Bulkan graciously seeks to educate me even as he himself seems to lack the appreciation or the understanding that two or more persons can have the same interpretation of the plain meaning and implications of the Constitution’s provisions on a No Confidence vote without being part of an “organised group”.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Government and people of Barbados, I would like to express sincere and heartfelt condolences to the Government and people of Haiti in relation to the tragedy of Saturday 2nd February 2019 in which 28 of our Haitian brothers and sisters lost their lives when the boat on which they were travelling sank off the coast of The Bahamas.

Dear Editor,  Yes. Yet another letter from me. I now seem to be rivaling one GHK LoL, sorry, GHK Lall.

Dear Editor, I saw the full-page advertisement of Caribbean Airlines’ new marketing campaign a few days ago and my heart sank because I think this giant regional corporate citizen is missing a chance to redirect a century-old culture of exclusion and marginalisation of several Caribbean race groups into one that shows inclusivity and respect for all.

Dear Editor, Many readers may not know that I was a regular contributor to the letters section of our daily newspapers in the 90s.

Last Saturday a rare celebration occurred at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua as the West Indies won the Second Test match versus England inside of three days to take an unassailable 2 – 0 lead and regain the Wisden Trophy for the first time in ten years.

Dear Editor, The two test victories by the West Indies team against England in Barbados and Antigua give a glimmer of hope to the tens of thousands of Caribbean fans across the region and the wider world, but most of us still have doubts whether the Windies team will continue the victorious trend.

Dear Editor, The Guyana Power and Light Inc has apparently embarked on a mission to further exploit poor Guyanese who are already at the mercy of this monopoly.