Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Government Service Centres are bringing passports, births and revenue services closer to hinterland residents, cutting costly trips to Georgetown. The rollout from Leonora to the Rupununi signals a broader push to decentralise public services.

Guyana's growth is bringing louder neighbourhoods too, and the real test is whether citizens can preserve peace.

Leaked CCJ emails are cast as a political ambush, not evidence of a court in crisis. The column argues the real scandal is how the leak was used to revive old anti-CCJ grievances.

India’s rise could help smaller nations avoid choosing between Washington and Beijing, with Guyana especially at stake.

Wales Gas-to-Energy keeps slipping again, with just 57 megawatts now promised by year-end. The delayed project leaves Guyanese waiting on relief from outages and high bills.

Driver’s licences may have been bought, not earned — and that turns corruption into a road safety threat.