Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s biggest advantage may be its young population — but turning that into lasting prosperity will take more than oil wealth.

A changing world goes unrecognised while secrecy and self-interest blunt urgent social lessons on addiction and vulnerability. The piece argues that families, artists and activists are left carrying work institutions have failed to do.

Guyana’s oil wealth could make Irfaan Ali the leader who finally gives CARICOM real momentum. The column argues he must move now on visas, free movement and regional integration.

A farm corruption claim collides with a gold-smuggling shadow, shifting scrutiny back onto the accuser.

Record NGSA results matter beyond school placements: they may show whether Guyana is turning oil wealth into lasting human capital.

NGSA results show a striking surge in top scores, but questions remain over standardisation and transparency.

Child marriage, family cruelty and a recruiter’s promise pushed Rambishun toward Demerara. His departure began a family migration story rooted in survival and hope.

Top NGSA achievers credit family support, perseverance and self-belief for turning early-morning study into success.

ExxonMobil’s books show profits dwarfing costs, yet Guyana’s share remains far smaller than the consortium’s. The editorial calls the audit trail a farce and demands a deeper probe.

Guyanese excuses get wilder by the minute, from funeral alibis to a fish proving golf. The punchline lands where truth and nonsense collide.