Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s transplant drive hinges on one test: can life-saving kidney surgery be made safe, ethical and accountable?

Noise nuisance is becoming a test of public order, and the writer wants tougher, evenhanded enforcement. He urges a national crackdown on loud vehicles, businesses, and worship places, backed by law reform and penalties.

In oil-rich Guyana, citizens are told to change meals while prices soar — and the government’s response is under fire.

Eating out is draining household budgets, but the sharper problem may be a fading habit of cooking at home.