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Letters · 9

Political Governance

After the MV Barima disaster, Vishnu Prashad says Edghill, Hughes and the T&HD board should go over deadly mismanagement.

Nathan Barton

Political Governance

Barima tragedy demands accountability

Nathan Barton says the Barima deaths demand ministerial resignations, not just arrests and a COI, because authority and accountability are fused.

Jamal Martin

Agriculture & Land

Guyana’s egg-hatching programme

Jamal Martin says Guyana’s hatching-egg push could boost Caribbean food security if it proves resilient in real production.

Dev Harry

Political Governance

The Guyanese Mindset

Dev Harry says Guyana's rumour-driven, partisan double standards are keeping the country stuck in a backward mentality.

Yannason Duncan

Agriculture & Land

We should not have to import chicken

Guyana should back local poultry farmers instead of importing chicken, Duncan writes, especially as food prices keep climbing.

Clement J. Rohee

Infrastructure & Development

Future of riverain and ocean transport

Clement J. Rohee says the MV Barima tragedy demands a sweeping overhaul of Guyana’s ferry system, from inspectors to digital monitoring.

Keith Bernard

Crime & Public Safety

Managing MV Barima inquiry and murder case

Keith Bernard says the MV Barima COI and murder case must be carefully sequenced so neither truth-finding nor a fair trial is damaged.

Sean Ori

International Relations

Push back against AI, robotics and nuclear weapons

Sean Ori warns AI, robotics and nuclear weapons are trapping humanity in technologies that will fuel control and war.

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Janette Bulkan

Indigenous Affairs

Let us not have to await a change of gov’t for MV Barima to

Janette Bulkan says Guyana should not need a change of government before MV Barima is raised and victims’ remains returned.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Vigilance Against Trafficking

Trafficking now hides behind job ads, social media scams, and coercion — making vigilance more urgent than ever.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

What sustains the toxic environment in Guyana?

Guyana’s toxic politics are pinned on critics who decry division while allegedly deepening it themselves.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Awareness, Acceptance & Action

Mental illness affects one in four people, yet stigma and scarce care still keep many Guyanese from seeking help.

Eyewitness

Bobbing…and weaving

After months of legal detours, the CCJ has sent Sanction Man’s extradition case back to the Magistrate’s Court. His delay strategy bought time, but not an escape from the original proceedings.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Don’t Bury the Truth

The MV Barima may hold the answers to Guyana’s deadliest maritime disaster — and leaving it underwater could bury accountability.

Dem Boys Seh

Facebook done investigate everything

Facebook and WhatsApp have already ‘solved’ the M.V. Barima mystery, leaving the Commission of Inquiry to catch up.

Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers