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Guyana lost two outstanding sons

Nov 29, 2023 Letters

Dear Editor,

Guyana has lost two outstanding sons, in the persons of Dr. Rudy Insanally and Justice Prem Persaud.

Dr. Insanally can be regarded as the country’s foremost diplomat having served in several capacities which included that of President of the United Nations General Assembly.

Justice Prem Persaud had distinguished himself in the field of law and jurisprudence and served at one time as a member of the Judicial Service Commission and also as Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission.

Guyana is indeed poorer for the passing of these two luminaries.

May their souls rest in peace.

Hydar Ally

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