Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Guyana’s boom brings bigger budgets — and sharper demands for accountability, oversight and disciplined public spending.

The AFC’s 2025 collapse is pinned on a one-time protest vote expiring, working-class rejection, and Nigel Hughes’ return.

Guyana’s boom is outpacing its work culture, as ministers warn that skills, discipline and accountability must catch up.

Guyana’s intelligence chief calls the opposition leader a national security threat, sharpening the irony around who could control the state’s security apparatus.

Rapid growth is fuelling a paradox in Guyana: development raises expectations faster than roads, power, and housing can keep up.

Costs keep climbing and deadlines keep slipping on the Wales gas-to-energy project, with Lindsayca now seeking US$170M more. The dispute sharpens questions about contract integrity, project viability, and the contractor’s Venezuelan ties.

A murder suspect’s alibi is riddled with holes, while a courtroom outburst turns on an oddly missing spade.