Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Climate change is hitting Guyana’s coasts and hinterland hard, with women facing the sharpest burdens. Backyard composting is pitched as a simple citizen action linking waste reduction, resilience and climate justice.

Western media's silence on Israeli and US setbacks is the real target here — until the BBC broke ranks.

Hinterland residents may no longer need costly trips for basic services as new centres bring government closer. The move signals a broader push to spread growth and opportunity beyond the coast.

Zero-interest, no-collateral loans could open Guyana’s oil economy to small entrepreneurs — if they’re willing to take the risk.

Climate warnings are no longer abstract, and Guyana’s oil ambitions sharpen the clash between prosperity and stewardship.

Stray dogs and cats are multiplying so fast that morning jogs now feel like obstacle courses. Beneath the humour is a growing public nuisance authorities seem content to ignore.