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Letters 5
Dev Harry says Guyana’s opposition trades in hypocrisy and conspiracy while the government delivers visible national development.
APNU turned the MV Barima tragedy into cheap politics before any inquiry could assign blame, Haseef Yusuf writes.
Features & Editorials 3
GCGuyana Chronicle
Editorial
Moruca families pay far more for basics than coastal residents, and new transport, power and farm plans aim to narrow the gap.
Charging the MV Barima crew with 72 murders is morally necessary and is already forcing safer conduct on Guyana's rivers, Bacchus writes.
Abel Seetaram says Jagdeo stayed calm in Linden, served residents through protests, and exposed the protest as political theatre.
Chinese-owned supermarkets bring cheaper goods and more choice; the writer says regulators should police compliance, not ownership.
In Region One, President Ali turned protests into dialogue, even amid anger over the MV Barima tragedy.
KNKaieteur News
Editorial
Guyana may have lost US$4 billion because its oil contracts lack ring-fencing, letting new costs eat into profits.