Opinion

Letters · 9

GTKN

Environment & Climate

Good omen as LCDS Grid-Connected Solar Household launched

Hargesh B. Singh says the LCDS solar household drive is a win-win that can slash bills and speed Guyana’s clean-energy shift.

Annette Ferguson

Political Governance

Freedom of religion predates Pres. Ali

Freedom of religion was not created by Ali's government, Ferguson writes, and churches should not become partisan stages.

Rawle Blackman → Vishnu Bisram

Political Governance

PPP no longer reflects Cheddi Jagan's values → Reminiscing about late Dr. Jagan

Rawle Blackman says the PPP Dr. Jagan founded has drifted into an elitist, autocratic party far from his principles.

Blane R. Bunbury

International Relations

Human rights must be upheld in practice

Blane R Bunbury says CARICOM’s stance on slavery and reparative justice must be matched by real human rights enforcement at home.

Conrad Barrow

Housing & Urban Development

The M&CC must step up to the plate

Georgetown is drowning in garbage and preventable flooding while the M&CC fixates on parking meters, Conrad Barrow writes.

Norman K. Browne

Political Governance

PNCR won't make sense without Campbell

Young supporters told Norman K. Browne the PNCR/APNU should “shuts shop” unless Dr. Terrence Campbell takes over now.

Leyland Chitlall

Infrastructure & Development

Some suggestions to alleviate flooding

Leyland Chitlall says Guyana needs stricter housing rules, green space and retention ponds to stop chronic flooding.

Hemdutt Kumar

Education

GOAL’s Monumental Cleanup: Expansion as Amnesia

GOAL’s 14,064 new scholarships mask a trail of stranded students, shady brokers and US$1.5m refunds, Hemdutt Kumar writes.

Previously published

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Hemdutt Kumar

Political Governance

Brazilian ‘engagement’ or skullduggery?

Hemdutt Kumar says the touted Brazilian agro deal bypasses GO-Invest and hides the real players behind land speculation.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Growth with purpose

Guyana’s 16.3% growth is being driven by oil revenues, but the real test is whether it delivers lasting gains.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

The streets of Georgetown

Georgetown’s decay is now a national issue, with the author backing central government control of streets and public spaces. The column argues restoration should outweigh party politics as the capital cries out for repair.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

A necessary leap toward order and accountability

Guyana’s new digital motorist registry could close enforcement gaps, track repeat offenders, and strengthen road safety. The plan also ties traffic control to wider efforts on noise, littering, and public order.

Eyewitness

Tail… wagging in the Middle East

Israel’s strikes and Washington’s shifting ceasefire claims expose a Middle East war driven by competing messianic visions. Back home, migrant labour disputes and a delayed cash grant registration add to the week’s frustrations.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Gold: does Guyana have a stake

Gold discoveries are multiplying in Guyana, but government silence raises a sharper question: who benefits?

Dem Boys Seh

De app not apping

Guyana’s cash grant app is drawing ridicule as delays, freezes and registration bottlenecks leave users stranded. What was sold as modern convenience now looks like another source of stress.