Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s education overhaul will falter without better-paid, better-trained teachers to guide AI-era classrooms and students.

Robert Corbin’s rise and retreat expose how class prejudice, internal warfare and image shaped the PNC.

AI is reshaping how students learn and are tested, forcing Guyana to protect the teacher’s human role.

October 5 didn’t restore democracy overnight; it launched a bloody struggle over elections, power, and legitimacy. The column argues Guyana still must defend majority rule against renewed calls for shared governance.

Guyana's rising cancer burden could become a global platform, with President Ali urged to champion Commonwealth action at November's summit.

Seizing drugs and guns is not enough if criminal profits keep flowing through businesses, property and shell companies. Guyana’s real test is whether it can follow the money and cripple the networks behind the cargo.

Overtime hours are piling up while the extra pay vanishes, exposing a deeper failure to enforce labour law.