Opinion

Letters · 7

KNGT

Labor & Employment

Lorenzo Joseph welcomes the minister's FITUG outreach but says all unions, including mine workers, must get the same hearing.

Hamilton Green

Oil & Gas Industry

A recurring tragedy is how easily local leaders cooperate with the imperial masters

Hamilton Green says Guyana's blackouts and gas-to-energy push reflect poor management and a colonial pattern of local leaders serving outside interests.

Blane R. Bunbury

International Relations

Guyana’s growing presence on the global stage

Guyana’s rising global profile is promising, Bunbury writes, but citizens must feel the benefits in jobs and living standards.

Sahadeo Bates

Healthcare & Social Services

Mystery sickness

A fever-and-diarrhoea sickness is spreading quietly, Bates writes, and schools still lack even a room for sick children to rest.

Royston King

Political Governance

Roads and municipal properties

Royston King says reclassifying Georgetown roads is a legal 'hostile takeover' that guts City Hall's autonomy.

Alfonso De Armas

Political Governance

Georgetown budget narrative contradicts line items

Georgetown's 2026 budget is built on inflated revenue, a broken ledger and payroll-heavy spending, Alfonso De Armas writes.

Previously published

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Hemdutt Kumar

Oil & Gas Industry

Selling Smoke at Wales

Hemdutt Kumar says asking investors for US$1M-US$5M at Wales before the gas-to-energy plant is ready is reckless and opaque.

Features & Editorials · 6

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Beyond Enforcement

Tougher traffic laws and smart cameras are in place, yet road deaths keep rising as weak enforcement and reckless driving persist.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Moses Bhagwan accuses me of political conquest

Freddie Kissoon accuses Moses Bhagwan and other WPA veterans of backing 2020 election rigging. He says their silence on the crisis destroyed their moral standing to attack him.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Self-testing centres & routine health checks

Routine self-testing in churches, mosques and villages could shift Guyana from late-stage treatment to early detection. Backed by AI and national health data systems, the plan also targets long-standing gaps in rural access.

Eyewitness

Final… Border hearings

ICJ border hearings are nearing, but Venezuela’s provocations and Caricom’s muted response sharpen the diplomatic stakes.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

Targeted support

Oil wealth is rising, but so are food and fuel costs — making universal cash grants harder to justify. The piece argues relief should be targeted to vulnerable families and struggling small businesses instead.

Dem Boys Seh

Sometimes de problem is not de money; it is de honey

Money feels tight for many not because income is too low, but because lifestyle inflation quietly eats every raise.