Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s power demand has nearly doubled in six years, and the government is racing to keep supply ahead. Officials have paired short-term load management with a major generation build-out and gas-to-energy investment.

A meditation on betrayal, self-deception, and inner resolve urges readers to trust their own light. It frames caution and persistence as the only way through a world of broken promises and shifting loyalties.

Accusations against CCJ President Winston Anderson over leadership and panel control demand evidence, not political heat. His defence of the Court’s independence shows why judicial criticism must be answered with law, not delegitimisation.

Guyana’s jump to a 50% profit-oil split raises big questions about spending, poverty relief, and corruption. The editorial says Jagdeo must explain what comes next.

Roadside markets have become drive-throughs, blocking traffic and putting pedestrians at risk. The satire points to a familiar Guyanese habit turned public nuisance.