Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s oil-fuelled rise has put it at the centre of global attention — and raised the stakes for governance.

Western leaders condemn disorder, but keep arming Israel as Gaza and Lebanon face devastation and media silence.

Abuse allegations at the David Rose School have put Guyana’s duty to protect special needs children under sharp scrutiny. Zero tolerance, stronger oversight and swift punishment are framed as non-negotiable.

Forgiveness is one thing, but this column argues Guyana should not forget how Caribbean neighbours once treated its travelers. It also weighs the AI spending boom, where soaring data-centre bets and runaway Claude bills hint at a shakeout.

Wales gas-to-energy was flawed from the start, and secrecy over delays, soil problems, and rising costs deepens suspicion.

Brutality passed off as discipline leaves lasting scars, turning bruised children into angry adults.