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Letters · 5

KW

Crime & Public Safety

Nakisha Sinclair says invoking Yohance Douglas to frame the Azruddin Mohamed shooting disrespects a killing that happened very differently.

GC

Jai Lall

Healthcare & Social Services

Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon in Leonora

Leonora's ninth breast cancer awareness walk drew youths, elders, survivors and police, Jai Lall writes.

KW

Blane R. Bunbury

Environment & Climate

Urgent need to address challenges affecting our public spaces

Blane R Bunbury says Guyana cannot market itself to tourists while people dump waste anywhere and public spaces slide into indignity.

KW

Keith Bernard

Crime & Public Safety

We must stop treating domestic violence as a private matter

Using “Sanko Boy,” Keith Bernard says old cultural humour can dull society’s response to women’s cries for help.

KW

GHK Lall

Political Governance

Seeram case exposes rank hypocrisy of Nandlall and so many others

GHK Lall says Daniel Seeram’s treatment exposes double standards in how PPP allies and opponents face the law.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Uniting Farmers, Government for Growth

Farmers are demanding a real say in Guyana’s agricultural future as a new national conference pushes policy, technology and growth.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

President Granger versus the PNC, the AFC and PNC versus Nigel Hughes

Granger's uneasy alliance with the PNC and AFC produced rival power centers, factional resentment and shifting authority. Nigel Hughes, Raphael Trotman and Joseph Harmon became flashpoints in the coalition's internal struggles.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Food storage, production & security

Guyana’s push for a three-month food reserve could make it a Caribbean food hub — if production keeps pace.

Eyewitness

Whatever… happened to Machado?

Machado outpolls Venezuela’s rulers, but Washington and incumbency still control the timetable for any real transition.

Features

Let us celebrate our people – Distinguished Guyanese on the global stage

Two Guyanese from humble beginnings have reached the global spotlight, challenging a polarized nation to celebrate shared pride.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Pipeline repair

A pipeline repair near Crane has sharpened fears over secrecy, with citizens still in the dark about possible defects. ExxonMobil’s silence, the piece argues, leaves nearby communities exposed.

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