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Letters · 6

KW

Political Governance

Guyana’s democracy is crippled by a Constitution and political culture that sideline Parliament, local government and election reform.

KW

GHK Lall

Crime & Public Safety

What goes for Guyanese peasant must also go for the PPP aristocracy.

GHK Lall says a rape allegation against a senior police officer is exposing double standards and silence at the top.

KW

Keith Bernard

Oil & Gas Industry

Acquire Point Lisas nitrogen assets

Guyana should seize Trinidad’s idle Point Lisas fertilizer assets now, Bernard writes, and turn its gas into local fertilizer.

KW

Vishnu Bisram

Labor & Employment

Mahatma Gandhi’s role in ending indentureship

Gandhi’s South Africa activism and 1917 India campaign gave crucial force to the movement that ended indentureship, Bisram writes.

KW

Sieyf Shahabuddeen

Political Governance

An important record of nationalisation has been restored

Sieyf Shahabuddeen says a once-faded confidential record of Bookers nationalisation has been reconstructed and restored to public memory.

KW

Clement J. Rohee

Political Governance

Cheddi Jagan was the central figure in the October 5th story

Cheddi Jagan’s central role in the struggle behind October 5, 1992 must be retold to every generation, Rohee writes.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

National Prosperity

Guyana’s booming growth is rewriting the region’s economic map, but the real test is turning oil wealth into lasting development.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Rape, innocence and corrupt morality

Rape accusations become a wider fight over justice, as politics and gender activism are accused of eclipsing due process.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Caribbean tourism, natural beauty & bigger vision

The Caribbean’s natural beauty is no longer enough — the region must invest, connect and innovate to stay competitive.

Eyewitness

Holding…

Photography began with an ordinary view from a French window, then transformed family memory, migration, and history itself.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

The nation must mourn Ifeng Cao

A six-year-old's killing amid an alleged US$3 million dispute lays bare the cost of adult violence. Ifeng Cao's death is framed as both a criminal case and a national moral failure.

Dem Boys Seh

What yuh doing deh?

Grieving Barima families needed answers, but a meeting meant for them became a stage for distrust. The piece questions why critics of the inquiry showed up at all.

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