Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

The MV Barima tragedy demands more than blame: families need answers, and Guyana needs confidence in river safety.

Trust can mislead when desire outruns caution, and the piece urges guarding one’s gifts and conscience.

Marijuana’s global rise is colliding with shifting laws, from Jamaica’s reggae culture to Guyana’s decriminalisation limits.

Edghill’s resignation demand is called hypocritical, with Guyana’s politics portrayed as lacking any real moral standard.

MV Barima’s capsizing has left 73 dead, and Guyana faces grief, scrutiny, and calls for accountability.

The MV Barima tragedy demands more than mourning: accountability, safety reforms and lasting support for grieving families. The editorial calls for national healing through remembrance and a culture that values human life.

A great-grandfather’s 1888 voyage to British Guiana reveals the cramped, perilous world of indenture aboard the Allanshaw.

More than 100 deaths demand answers, but past whitewashes and broken promises cloud confidence in an MV Barima inquiry.

Big promises, no-shows, and endless excuses leave customers waiting — reliability becomes the real test.