Opinion

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Letters · 6

KN

Political Governance

Does birthright give you ownership of a country?

Birthright alone does not make people owners of a nation, Ramracha writes, arguing heritage and historical sacrifice matter more.

KN

Nigel Bacchus

Political Governance

Pity the city and state that has a leader who is a fox

Ali wants control of Georgetown in defiance of the constitution, Bacchus writes, starving local government of power and funds.

KN

Sherwood Clarke

Economics & Trade

Overview of Poverty in Guyana

Sherwood Clarke says Guyana’s past socialist and statist policies deepened poverty by centralising power and wrecking the economy.

KN

Tony Vieira

Infrastructure & Development

Only the Dutch can tell us what to do now

Georgetown floods because drains were narrowed, kokers are blocked and pumps are too small, Tony Vieira writes.

GT

Dev Harry

Agriculture & Land

GuySuCo needs radical changes to turn a profit

Dev Harry says GuySuCo will keep bleeding state funds unless cane cutters become private farmers and bagasse is turned into new industries.

Previously published

VVKN

Hemdutt Kumar

Political Governance

When “Value for Money” Becomes a Death Sentence

Hemdutt Kumar says the Health Ministry’s $108M ambulance buy was a deadly sham built on overpriced retrofitted cargo vans.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

President Ali’s call to Georgetown

Ali ties Georgetown’s road upgrades to a blunt pitch for PPP/C control of City Hall, making local elections a test of the capital’s future.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Tourism Transformation

Guyana’s tourism boom is reshaping the economy, with record arrivals, new hotels, and fresh attractions driving growth.

Eyewitness

Enjoying… the Chinese troupe

Chinese acrobats are dazzling Guyana, but the tour also spotlights Beijing’s oil-backed courtship and older Chinese-Guyanese roots.

Ramsammy’s Ruminations / Leslie Ramsammy

Those who insist they speak for Afro-Guyanese continue to betray them

Guyana’s Geneva delegation backed reparations and flagged modern inequities, while critics at home were accused of spreading misinformation.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Oil refinery

Guyana may eventually need its own oil refinery, but this editorial says the country lacks the trust, skills and discipline for it now.

Dem Boys Seh

Rain got more secrets than politician

Guyana’s weather flips from flood fears to cracked cassava, leaving forecasts looking more like guesswork than science.