Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Former opposition figures are drifting toward the PPP/C as Guyana’s boom and development agenda redraw old political loyalties.

Guyana is tying energy, logistics and agriculture into one investment drive aimed at exports, jobs and industrial growth.

Dragon fruit is turning from novelty to opportunity along the Linden-Soesdyke Highway, as farmers see first blossoms and new income prospects.

Foreign miners keep gaining vast gold lands while Guyanese remain in the dark about contracts and benefits. True partnership, the editorial argues, means transparent terms that favour citizens.

US$2 million in American drone aid looks generous, but the column says Washington is securing its own interests in Guyana. It points to tariffs, bauxite ambitions, and China rivalry behind the smiles.