Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s growing villages are forcing a new balance: protecting livelihoods while planning safer, better-ordered communities.

Chinese supermarkets are crowding out corner shops, and the author urges tighter scrutiny and local protections.

Washington’s US$85.5 million bet on Guyana’s bauxite turns an old mineral into a strategic asset. The real test is whether Guyana secures processing, jobs and value added at home.

A maritime disaster left Guyanese grieving and furious as leaders shield ministers, sidestep scrutiny, and avoid the public. Confidence in the promised inquiry is already fraying.

Workers are putting in 12-hour shifts, yet overtime and Sunday pay seem to vanish from paychecks.