Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

World Bank backing is turning into pumps, clinics and classrooms as Guyana’s rapid growth widens beyond oil.

A cellphone dispute becomes a wider attack on Guyana's selective outrage, where only government wrongdoing seems to draw scrutiny.

Online passport appointments become mandatory October 1, marking another push toward faster, more efficient public services in Guyana.

Ali's refinery push promises energy security, but critics say renegotiating ExxonMobil's contract would save Guyana far more.

Gambling has shifted from pastime to livelihood, with people chasing losses at shops, corners and online. Amid rising costs, the habit is swallowing school money, homes and family savings.