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Letters · 7

KNGT

Jermaine Figueira

Political Governance

Joint statement about nothing

Figueira says WIN and APNU’s empty joint statement shows an opposition too divided and compromised to govern Guyana.

KNGS

Clement J. Rohee

Political Governance

The Big Picture - For Those Who Have Eyes To See

Guyana is plainly better off than decades ago, Rohee writes, and critics miss the country’s bigger developmental picture.

Jamil Changlee

Political Governance

These old political games that they play

LGE must be held this year or democracy will lose momentum and dictatorship risks will grow, Jamil Changlee warns.

Office of the Minister of Information and Public Affairs

Political Governance

False claims on Swan utilities

The ministry says Azruddin Mohamed twisted residents’ utility problems into the false claim that Swan lacks water and electricity.

Keith Bernard

Oil & Gas Industry

Confronting Exxon requires elite expertise

Keith Bernard says Guyana cannot match Exxon on oil terms until its politicians and technocrats gain elite technical skill.

Ray Chickrie

Education

Non-denominational routines for school assemblies

Ray Chickrie says public schools should drop exclusive Christian prayers and imported anthem customs at assemblies.

Previously published

KNKW

Hamilton Green

Political Governance

Call for Guyanese to benefit from oil wealth

Hamilton Green says Exxon recovered its investment early, so Guyanese should stop staying silent and demand their share of the oil bounty.

Features & Editorials · 7

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Heritage must be lived, protected and passed on

Amerindian Heritage Month should protect living Indigenous culture, not just showcase it, through youth investment and policy support.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Sharing moments at Tom Dalgety’s funeral

At Tom Dalgety’s funeral, political rivals, old friends and unexpected warmth collided in a crowded Georgetown church.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Emerging El Niño conditions

Emerging El Niño conditions could squeeze Guyana's farms, water systems and power grid, threatening food security. The response now depends on practical preparedness, not forecasts alone.

Eyewitness

Keeping… up traditions

School reopening, Amerindian Heritage Month, and a Warriors rout of T&T frame a September packed with sharp social contrasts.

Ramsammy’s Ruminations / Leslie Ramsammy

Resource curse has not engulfed Guyana – Bloomberg is wrong

Bloomberg’s “resource curse” claim clashes with Guyana’s boom: rapid growth, new homes, and expanding public services.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

New oil order

A secret US-Venezuela oil deal could shift global prices, with direct consequences for Guyana’s emerging oil economy.

Dem Boys Seh

At least de doctors got answers

A hospital visit turns into a comedy of mixed-up answers, whispered confessions and a final sanity test gone wrong.

Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers