Opinion

Letters · 8

Political Governance

Norman K. Browne says Terrence Campbell is tirelessly standing with “the suffering masses” while PPP leaders stay distant.

Hemdutt Kumar

Oil & Gas Industry

Refinery Dreams, Real-World Risks

Guyana is nowhere near ready for a state-run oil refinery, Kumar writes, and the smarter path is private investment in an industrial zone.

Blane Bunbury

Environment & Climate

How Guyana’s carbon credits work

Guyana’s forest carbon credits can fund development, Bunbury writes, but the system needs transparency and public oversight.

Walter H. Persaud

Political Governance

Response to Ferguson on clean-up campaign

Dr. Walter H. Persaud says Annette Ferguson turned a sanitation drive into politics to defend local bodies that failed on basic services.

Wayne Campbell

Sports & Culture

World Heritage Day

World Heritage Day should push real protection of heritage sites, Wayne Campbell writes, especially by teaching youth why they matter.

Hemdutt Kumar

Political Governance

The People Will Rise

Hemdutt Kumar says Orbán’s fall warns Caribbean leaders that arrogance, secrecy and press intimidation will not outlast the people.

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Hamilton Green

Political Governance

Demand a bigger slice of the cake

Hamilton Green says Guyana is inviting “re-colonisation” by letting foreign miners and Exxon profit while citizens get too little.

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Nigel Bacchus

International Relations

Are we soon likely to fulfil the prophecy of an Armageddon?

Nigel Bacchus warns that US power, oil pressure and Israel’s war point toward an approaching Armageddon.

Features & Editorials · 9

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

From Farm To Package

Guyana’s new agro-processing plant signals a shift from raw exports to value-added farming, with wider rural gains at stake.

Leonard Craig Column / Leonard Craig

The predicament of the Mohameds: is there a comparison? Part 1

The Mohameds’ sanctions and indictment are cast as a break with former PPP ties, not political persecution. The column argues Guyana could not have orchestrated the US case.

OP-ED

From token drives to systemic cleanliness: lessons from Indore for Guyana

Indore stayed clean for eight years by turning waste into a funded, profit-driven system — not a one-day photo-op. For Guyana, the lesson is predictable financing and enforcement, with polluters paying the bill.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Diminishing credibility of people who never learn from life

Opposition figures who repeat old missteps are accused of squandering credibility, with 2025’s electoral collapse held up as proof.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Seizing economic opportunities

Private-sector financing is taking centre stage as Guyana pushes citizens to tap new opportunities beyond oil.

Eyewitness

What’s with… the war in Iran?

Cheap Iranian drones are draining US billions while regime-change tactics fail, raising hard questions about how long the war can last.

Health Tips

STI Awareness Week: You can have an infection and feel completely fine

STIs can spread silently in Guyana, with many people feeling fine until complications appear. This week’s warning: testing, early treatment, and stigma reduction are critical.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Renegotiating ExxonMobil contract

Jagdeo once vowed to renegotiate ExxonMobil’s deal; now the government hides behind “sanctity of contract.” Critics call that a retreat from Guyana’s oil promises.

Dem Boys Seh

What is de world coming to?

Guyana’s airport wins a passenger-experience award, but the journey there feels more obstacle course than luxury. Broken suitcase wheels, scarce parking, and limited food fuel the disbelief.