Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Passport appointments are going fully online, promising fewer queues and more control for citizens. The real test is whether Digital Guyana stays accessible, secure and inclusive.

CARICOM's divisions run deeper than colonial hangovers, as economics and power—not identity—keep integration weak. The CCJ dispute exposes why the EU binds tightly while Caribbean states stay fragmented.

Guyana’s tint crackdown targets safety and compliance, not business closures, as violations remain widespread. Installers and motorists now face firmer scrutiny under clear light-transmission rules.

A refinery could steady fuel supplies, but Guyana's bigger vulnerability may be the oil contract the government won't revisit.

In Guyana, people forget bills and licences fast — but never cash grants, paydays or visa dates.