Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s grid is being pushed by record demand, heat and maintenance needs, forcing major upgrades while outages continue.

Guyana’s diaspora is far more politically curious than its media coverage suggests, especially on the WPA, AFC and opposition figures.

Ali’s New York trip draws rare attention from financiers, business leaders and the diaspora — while opponents’ Facebook claims unravel. Guyana also presses its UN positions on Gaza and Security Council reform.

KFC’s Poetry Slam has grown into a monthly spoken-word hub, building community, audiences and regional reach. Its anniversary Grand Slam adds tougher judging and Trinidadian champion Jochelle Johnson.

Billions from oil and housing budgets are being buried under vague labels, leaving citizens with few specifics. The editorial says the government’s accounting obscures where the money went and who benefited.

Guyana’s traffic police are easy to criticize, but rush-hour order on the East Bank depends on them.