Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s infrastructure boom wins praise, but the real test is whether oil wealth reaches households, jobs and long-term resilience.

Oversharing online can damage job prospects and weaken real-world social skills, especially for young users.

Repeated blackouts have Guyana asking why supply still fails despite rising generation and booming demand. The column also weighs Cuba, U.S. pressure and a reconsideration of the donkey’s bad name.

Rain couldn’t cool Clash of the Titans as Adrian Dutchin electrified the packed stadium with Soca and chutney hits. The nine-hour concert mixed local and regional stars, late-night performances, and a few uneven sets.

Georgetown’s flooding exposed more than heavy rain: clogged drains, weak maintenance and civic neglect. The editorial says the city’s crisis will continue without funding, enforcement and accountability.

Marijuana’s smell is becoming impossible to ignore on Georgetown streets, turning everyday walks into an unexpected high. The piece turns that growing public nuisance into a comic warning about how bold the city’s air has become.

U.S. claims of evidence-based prosecutions face scrutiny amid cases where charges shifted, collapsed, or drew fairness concerns.

Holy Week becomes a warning about betrayal, casting the PPP and other local actors as modern-day Judases.