Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Illegal power hookups are being recast as advocacy, even as they trigger blackouts, fires, and safety risks.

AFC insiders’ racial and class tensions are cast as having sidelined Moses Nagamootoo and Khemraj Ramjattan despite their electoral clout.

Guyana’s oil boom could fade fast without a new entrepreneurial culture — and youths are being urged to build it now.

Oil wealth is upending old ideas that Amerindians must choose between prosperity and identity. The sharper challenge may be Georgetown accepting communities that modernise without becoming like the coast.

A stroke can upend a life in minutes, yet many cases are tied to silent risks like high blood pressure and diabetes. Acting fast on warning signs — and treating prevention seriously long before symptoms appear — can protect the brain.

Guyana taking third-country deportees from the US is cast as a humiliating security risk and a sign of PPP/C subservience to Washington.