Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Hinterland villages are shifting from dependency to enterprise, using direct funding to build livelihoods and local economies.

A childhood rivalry curdles into class resentment, occult intrigue and suspected betrayal within one fractured family.

Billions in investment, land titles and carbon-credit payouts have deepened Indigenous trust in the PPP/C. The National Toshaos Conference shows why hinterland communities see results, not rhetoric.

Ali’s land agenda is already reshaping housing access, with 60,000 titles issued and a bigger rollout planned.

World Cup controversies over refereeing, racism and FIFA bias raise a sharper question: is sport dividing instead of uniting?

Burnham’s naming legacy, Sobers and Marley’s Caribbean stature, and Ali’s chance to honour One Caribbean converge in one appeal.

Guyana’s oil wealth can build roads, but only entrepreneurs can turn it into lasting prosperity and independence.

Sonia Noel marks 30 years in fashion with a new book, Afrocentric collection and first men’s line. Her anniversary tour has already brought awards, signings and keynote appearances across North America.

Sir Garfield Sobers is remembered as cricket’s impossible genius, a player who turned brilliance into folklore. The piece also weighs Argentina’s World Cup chances and CXC’s scramble to rethink SBAs in the AI era.

A crumbling ship pass reveals one ancestor’s reluctant departure from India, and the colonial bureaucracy that recorded every detail.

Guyana’s US$1.127B oil profit looks small beside ExxonMobil’s coming haul, reviving demands for ringfencing and a true half share.

National pride looks hollow when the Harpy Eagle remains caged, generation after generation. The call: replace zoo captivity with a real wildlife sanctuary.