Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

A leaked CCJ correspondence is being weaponized to cast a ruling against Azruddin Mohamed as judicial corruption.

Guyana’s enforcement agencies are being urged to stop reacting after violations spread, especially in new squatting cases. The push is for early detection, prompt reporting, and accountable action before breaches become entrenched.

Guyana’s oil profits may now favor a 50:50 split, but the government’s silence is fueling suspicion.

Five judges objecting still may not be enough, if legal arithmetic now demands unanimity from the bench itself.