Randy Persaud, Tarron Khemraj Guyana TimesGuyana no longer structurally poor countryFeb 5, 2026Stabroek NewsGuyana is successfully transitioning into a state of high human development, as per UNDP dataFeb 5, 2026 re: Writer challenges PPP government claims on poverty reduction data

UNDP indices are cited to show Guyana’s rapid shift to high human development and low multidimensional poverty levels.

Joe Persaud Stabroek NewsI suggest deeper collaboration between the private sector and the state regarding hinterland securityFeb 5, 2026Kaieteur NewsModernising Hinterland Security: A Professional Response to Recent ChallengesFeb 5, 2026

Letter urges public–private collaboration to upgrade security technology and standards in Guyana’s mining hinterland.

Bonita Harris Stabroek NewsBullies internalize and regurgitate those behaviours because bullyism was allowed to normalize with protectionFeb 5, 2026

Bullying in schools is linked to broader societal abuses of power and requires systemic change beyond digital tools and policies.

Khemraj Harryram Stabroek NewsIt would appear that the PPP’s fraternization with Ram was only for convenient purposesFeb 5, 2026 re: Pro bono or prohibited? Christopher Ram’s own admissions raise serious questions

PPP attacks on Christopher Ram portrayed as hypocritical given his past role defending Guyana's democracy.

Vishnu Bisram Kaieteur NewsResponding to attack on KN media personsFeb 5, 2026

Freddie Kissoon’s credibility and attacks on various Guyanese writers and politicians are challenged as misleading and spiteful.

Neil Adams Guyana TimesNewest form of squatting must be addressed swiftlyFeb 5, 2026

Informal use of government reserves and roadways for business and parking is portrayed as escalating lawlessness needing enforcement.

Erin Northe Guyana TimesPro bono or prohibited? Christopher Ram’s own admissions raise serious questionsFeb 5, 2026

Christopher Ram’s admitted pro bono work with an OFAC-sanctioned figure is portrayed as potential material support under sanctions rules.

Andre Brandli, Darsh Khusial, Janette Bulkan, Kenrick Hunte Stabroek NewsThe Gov’t must clarify Guyana’s position on ExxonMobil’s CEO Woods’ comment about ‘force majeure’Feb 5, 2026

Exxon’s force majeure stance and Guyana’s weak enforcement raise doubts over Stabroek Block relinquishment obligations.

Jay Mobeen Stabroek NewsUpper echelons of government and Public Works’ engineers are invited for an overnight in Kildonan or Bush LotFeb 5, 2026

Residents’ sleep and homes along the Corentyne Highway portrayed as damaged by speeding heavy trucks and poor road works.

Unknown Stabroek NewsGuySuCo’s staff salary increase arbitrarily withdrawnFeb 5, 2026

GuySuCo workers’ documented wage increases are described as abruptly withdrawn, causing financial hardship and distrust in management.

Hemdutt Kumar Stabroek NewsSome disturbing trends in Budget 2026 numbersFeb 5, 2026

Budget 2026 figures are portrayed as enabling voter roll manipulation and weakening GECOM oversight in an election year.

Surujdai Juglall Stabroek NewsThe Opposition missed an important opportunity to test the reliability of the government’s policiesFeb 5, 2026

Government claims on agriculture-led food security are questioned using export data and persistent high prices.

Sherwin Peters Kaieteur NewsUrgent probe into employment of Mahdia Town Clerk, resignations of Mayor and DeputyFeb 5, 2026

Mahdia Town Council resignations linked to alleged ministerial interference and corruption, prompting calls for an urgent probe.

Hemdutt Kumar Kaieteur NewsThe crooked comfort of irrelevance: How APNU’s desperation is undermining democracyFeb 5, 2026

APNU’s refusal to relinquish GECOM opposition seats is portrayed as illegitimate power retention after losing electoral relevance.

Hamilton Green Kaieteur News‘Easy lesson good for dunce’Feb 5, 2026

Government handling of GPL contract, food security policy and Guyana dollar exchange rate questioned.

Lorenzo Joseph Kaieteur NewsEnsuring economic progress is felt by working familiesFeb 5, 2026

President Ali’s labour market gains are questioned as many workers still struggle with living costs and job quality.