Azruddin Mohamed is accusing President Ali of corruption, but the paper trail and his own indictment raise sharper questions.

President Ali’s farm becomes a test case for whether Guyanese leaders should be barred from private income.

Illegal squatting is threatening Guyana’s planned growth, with delayed enforcement turning encroachments into entrenched communities and safety risks.

Old PNC warnings about PPP rule are back, even as cross-ethnic voting keeps reshaping Guyana’s elections. The piece also flags the opposition’s reversal on the US and labour politics.

A farm scandal is dominating attention while Guyana’s far larger resource deals draw far less outrage. The editorial asks who is watching the nation’s oil, gold and forests.

“We are monitoring” sounds reassuring, but without knowing which Guyanese are in Venezuela, it may mean little.