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GTGuyana TimesGECOM employment policies and practices are in keeping with legal provisionsMar 27, 2026KNKaieteur NewsGECOM Employment Policies and Practices are in Keeping with Legal ProvisionsMar 27, 2026

↳GECOM sick-leave policy follows the rules — Guyana Elections Commission

GECOM says claims of arbitrary sick-leave cuts are false and the 14-day limit simply matches Public Service rules.

GTGuyana TimesRefreshing model of leadershipMar 27, 2026GCGuyana ChroniclePresident Ali’s engagements with citizens have always been straightforwardMar 27, 2026

Refreshing model of leadership — Victor Narine

Victor Narine says Ali’s ground-level meeting in East Ruimveldt shows accessible leadership, not a PR stunt.

GTGuyana TimesRemembering the great Dr Cheddi JaganMar 27, 2026KNKaieteur NewsRemembering the great Dr. Cheddi JaganMar 27, 2026

Remembering the great Dr Cheddi Jagan — Andrew Forsythe

Andrew Forsythe hails Cheddi Jagan as Guyana’s true father of the nation who fought for workers and restored democracy.

VVVillage Voice NewsConfronting corruption must start from the topMar 27, 2026KNKaieteur NewsCorruption manifest itself in different formsMar 28, 2026

Confronting corruption must start from the top — Hamilton Green

Anti-corruption workshops are a charade if leaders ignore officials’ unexplained wealth and selective enforcement, Green writes.

VVVillage Voice NewsThe Price of Incompetence — When the State Becomes Its Own SaboteurMar 27, 2026KNKaieteur NewsThe Price of Incompetence — When the State Becomes Its Own SaboteurMar 28, 2026

When the State Becomes Its Own Saboteur — Hemdutt Kumar

The CCJ’s $179 million Falcon ruling shows a government culture of incompetence draining the treasury, Kumar writes.

KNKaieteur NewsWhy is foreign exchange restricted and unacceptably unavailable?Mar 27, 2026

Why is foreign exchange restricted and unavailable? — Danuta Radzik

Danuta Radzik says banks are keeping Guyanese from medical travel, tuition and business by making foreign exchange unavailable for months.

VVVillage Voice NewsWhen Justice Falters: The CCJ’s Lesson to Guyana’s CourtsMar 27, 2026

CCJ stay exposes Guyana courts' decay — Hemdutt Kumar

The CCJ's stay in the Mohamed extradition case exposed local courts as politically timid and justice as badly compromised, Kumar writes.

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KNKaieteur NewsOpposition must be involved in selecting Expert deciding fate of $214 M Audit disputeMar 27, 2026GSGuyana StandardOpposition must be involved in selecting Expert deciding fate of $214 M Audit disputeMar 26, 2026VVVillage Voice NewsOpposition must be involved in selecting Expert deciding fate of $214 M Audit disputeMar 26, 2026

Opposition must pick audit dispute expert — Dr. Vincent Adams

Vincent Adams says the opposition must help choose the expert on Exxon’s US$214M audit dispute or Govt will quietly cut a deal.

Features · 9

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial Guyana’s youth on the rise

Young Guyanese are moving into management, buying homes, and staying put as education and jobs expand.

The Freddie Kissoon Column As a non-African, I accept slavery was the worst crime in history

— Freddie Kissoon

Slavery is framed as history’s greatest crime, alongside a call for non-African solidarity and reparations. The column contrasts remembrance of the Atlantic slave trade with global attention to the Holocaust.

Crossfire The main event is coming

— Michael Younge

The CCJ’s next move in the Mohameds extradition fight could determine whether delays finally give way to justice. The column argues the case should proceed with urgency.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial Enforcing accountability

More than 200 drivers face suspension as Guyana finally moves to enforce demerit points against repeat offenders. The crackdown tests whether road safety can outpace years of weak traffic discipline.

Eyewitness A new… form in warfare

Cheap drones and missiles are flipping warfare's logic, making defense ruinously costly while underdogs gain new leverage.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial Finish paying, start full collecting

Guyana is nearing full recovery of ExxonMobil’s “historic cost,” but questions linger over when its 50% profit share truly begins.

Peeping Tom The PNCR and City Hall should be rejoicing

Georgetown’s road mess is City Hall’s failure, making government’s takeover of 21 streets look more like relief than intrigue.

Dem Boys Seh Government running like a cake shop

Ram Navami time-off landed the same day, turning a holiday decision into a fresh test of government communication.

The GHK Lall Column Longtail – the sting in the scorpion’s tail

— Gabriel Lall

Exxon is pushing Longtail ahead without approval, highlighting Guyana's weak leverage and Washington's power. The editorial warns that billions, risks, and profits are being decided with little government resistance.