Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

School doors reopen with rare signs of real readiness, backed by inspections, new infrastructure and family support.

APNU is accused of helping engineer its own collapse by cozying up to WIN, the one rival eating into the PNC’s base.

A tribute to Ras Tom Dalgetty traces his politics, eccentricity, and fierce devotion to Black liberation in Guyana.

Meta’s billion-dollar settlements show social media platforms can be forced to change — and Guyana should press for child protections too.

Chinese-built projects in Guyana are drawing fresh scrutiny over delays, defects, and value for money. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s oil desperation and the opposition’s stalled unity expose deeper governance failures.

Psychosis often begins with subtle changes — sleep loss, withdrawal, suspicion and confusion — before crisis hits. Early recognition, treatment and support can improve recovery and protect mental health.

Higher profit oil doesn’t cure ExxonMobil’s lopsided 2016 contract, critics say, as exploration costs and price swings still bite. The editorial renews calls for renegotiation, calling the deal unfair and heavily tilted toward the company.

For some Guyanese, working costs more than it pays — making unemployment look like the better deal.