Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s gold sector has broken a years-long decline, with stricter enforcement and policy changes lifting declarations above target. The rebound underscores how governance can reshape one of the country’s key industries.

Ali’s farm controversy is cast as a political smear, with the president privately showing loan documents to defend it.

Hinterland communities long cut off from specialised support may finally get homegrown help through Mahdia’s new social services training programme.

EY’s AI data-centre push in Trinidad raises questions about whether Berbice’s promised digital future is slipping away. The piece warns that memorandums mean little until construction begins.

Illegal aircraft over Kanashen expose weak border control, gold smuggling routes and a growing national security risk.

Guyana’s roadworks boom hides a deeper hazard: giant potholes, parked trailers and mounting traffic risks.