Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

A federal indictment over alleged gold-smuggling is being met with procedural fights, not a rebuttal of the core accusations.

Guyana’s democracy is under strain not just from government, but from a politicised opposition, media and civil society.

A fierce rebuttal says St. Cuthbert’s Mission has seen steady government investment, not abandonment, despite opposition claims.

Women in Region Ten are turning climate-smart agriculture training into business opportunities, skills and independence. The WIIN programme shows how practical training can widen economic participation across Guyana.

Guyana’s Opposition is accused of being leaderless, evidence-free, and fixated on defeat rather than policy. The piece contrasts that with the PPP’s post-2015 playbook for effective opposition.

Guyana’s first FIA-sanctioned circuit race in decades signals a new sporting ambition, even as Braverman’s slavery remarks and cattle imports stir debate.

Bubbling water above ExxonMobil’s gas pipeline sparks accusations that the government is downplaying a serious anomaly.

Security guards are everywhere in Guyana, from homes and businesses to cemeteries and even the police. The booming industry has turned watching people into a profession of its own.