Retemyer offers suspicion, not evidence, on the deportee programme, Raymond Anderson writes.
GuySuCo is bleeding more than $70b in three years under Paul Cheong, Hyman writes, while sugar sells far below production cost.
A WIN backer says Azruddin Mohamed offers bolder opposition politics and must start by appointing a permanent Chancellor and CJ.
Vishnu Bisram says this book shows oil wealth means little if Guyana keeps spending more on health and education for weak results.
Albert Baldeo says the U.S. must explain whether Justice Persaud’s visa review was tied to his rulings or the Mohamed case.
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Infrastructure & Development
Newly resurfaced and expanded roads are being left without lines, signs or lights, Darrell A. Carpenay warns.
Guyana now earns in a month what it once needed a year to raise, yet hundreds of thousands still cannot afford basic needs, the writers say.