Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

A brief dip is fuelling collapse claims, but Guyana’s farm sector has grown strongly since 2020. The sharper test now is whether spending delivers results for farmers, especially in Other Crops.

People mislead themselves long before any devil appears — through ego, groupthink, and wilful blindness. The cost of those errors, the writer argues, is borne longest by the innocent.

A columnist recounts his first State House meeting with President Irfaan Ali, and the unexpected offer that stunned him.

A 50-year-old air pact has been replaced, clearing the runway for Georgetown-Cayenne flights in just 75 minutes.

Allegations against a deputy police commissioner test Guyana’s zero-tolerance pledge, as calls grow for an impartial investigation.

Oil, cricket, conservation, and aviation are turning Guyana’s rising profile into a test of whether attention becomes lasting power.

Guyana’s rising debt looks less alarming against stronger oil revenues and lower repayment pressure — the real test is what the borrowing builds.

Plantation life reshaped Indo-Guyanese rituals, loosening caste lines while making Chhath Puja impossible under indenture.

Guyana swept into the Top 3 across Miss, Mrs and Teen India Worldwide 2026, adding two special awards.

ExxonMobil's claimed US$1.1B tax payment to Guyana clashes with a contract that exempts it from such taxes. The editorial questions what else could be hidden if such a filing goes unchallenged.

Teacher Appreciation Day has ballooned into a weeklong menu of demands, leaving some parents counting the cost.