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Letters · 6

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Annette Ferguson

Political Governance

The people of Guyana deserve transparency

Annette Ferguson says minibus fares are being singled out while the government ignores the wider cost-of-living crisis.

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Blane R. Bunbury

Infrastructure & Development

Enforce transparent public transport fares

Minibus and taxi operators are imposing arbitrary fare hikes in concert, Bunbury writes, leaving passengers exploited and afraid to object.

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Jamil Changlee

Political Governance

Government is bad for business and the poor

Government insiders are cornering contracts and driving a cost-of-living crisis that leaves ordinary Guyanese poorer, Changlee says.

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Roopnauth Hardyal

International Relations

Teixeira criticism recalls 'feral blast'

Roopnauth Hardyal says Gail Teixeira's attack on foreign envoys echoes Priya Manickchand's infamous 2014 'feral blast.'

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Haseef Yusuf

Political Governance

Abuse of social media by the opposition

Haseef Yusuf says Azruddin Mohamed is using social media lies and staged outrage to smear ministers and boost his popularity.

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Hargesh B. Singh

International Relations

Roopnauth Hardyal’s isolated masochistic servitude

Hargesh B Singh says Delcy Rodríguez’s brooch was a deliberate provocation, and Hardyal is wrong to dismiss it as harmless continuity.

Features & Editorials · 4

GCGuyana Chronicle

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Terrence Campbell says everybody must come together

Terrence Campbell calls for a grand anti-PPP coalition, while critics question why opposition figures still owe no explanations.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Affirmative Balance

Equality sounds simple, but in Guyana it turns on which inequalities society accepts — and which demand affirmative action.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Let’s push for ring-fencing

Ring-fencing has broad backing at last, but the government is still shielding Exxon’s new oil projects. The editorial argues Guyana cannot keep approving deals that deny citizens a fairer share.

Dem Boys Seh

Rent Sky-High, But Belly Still Low

Two-bedroom rents are hitting $240,000 while ordinary workers can barely afford food after paying landlords. Guyana’s housing squeeze is turning basic shelter into a luxury.