Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

A record-breaking robotic surgery across 20,000 kilometres signals Guyana’s shift from healthcare shortages to high-tech ambition.

Guyana’s physical transformation is celebrated, but the column argues colonial thinking still shapes identity, taste and politics.

Eid-ul-Adha’s message of sacrifice and service lands amid Guyana’s Diamond Jubilee, urging unity, compassion and shared progress.

Independence Day’s mix of food, music and memory raises a sharper question: are Guyanese truly free in mind and identity? The piece then links that unease to AI, warning against surrendering human judgment to machines.

Guyana still has the region’s highest youth suicide rate, despite some progress. The call is for united action on stigma, access to care and lethal means.

A flag-raising fiasco turns into a wider jab at VIP privilege, delays, and political theatre in Guyana.