Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s school agro-processing push is turning crops into products, skills and business ideas for the next generation.

CARICOM’s renewed math push targets more than exam scores — it’s about teaching students to reason, apply, and solve. Guyana’s new assessments could expose where learning gaps begin.

Allegations of panel manipulation at the CCJ threaten to cloud the Caribbean’s highest court, demanding independent scrutiny.

In modern Guyana, even pavement hustles get rebranded as entrepreneurship, blurring the line between vending and business.