Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

A missed paycheck fixed through one online submission highlights how “The Voice” is turning complaints into direct action. The portal’s early success points to a more responsive link between citizens, public servants and government.

Guyana’s development push will be judged by whether prosperity reaches villages, not just cities. The Model Communities Programme aims to do that through consultation, infrastructure and local enterprise.

The Barima tragedy is exposing a familiar pattern: scandals fade, unanswered questions vanish, and accountability slips away. Critics warn Guyana’s oil and mining sectors need scrutiny before the next crisis buries them too.