Opinion: letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

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Letters 4

Political Governance

A concerned citizen says judges should be independent but still forced to file Integrity Commission declarations like other officials.

Sports & Culture

Jamil Changlee remembers Mighty Sparrow as a jovial calypso legend who turned a Columbia concert into an authentic Caribbean fête.

International Relations

GHK Lall says Guyana’s “special” friendship with the US vanishes when Washington’s interests, especially Israel, come first.

Healthcare & Social Services

NIS callously refused urgent relief for two ailing contributors even though one already won at tribunal, Ram writes.

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Guyana’s energy crunch can’t be measured by GPL alone — mines, factories and new projects are driving hidden demand.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

A bitter power struggle between Burnham and the Mulatto/Creole class is cast as the force behind the WPA’s rise and AFC’s later emergence.

GTGuyana Times

Eyewitness

AI is moving from ads and reviews to the creative class itself, exposing a sharp irony for its loudest defenders.

Ramsammy’s Ruminations / Leslie Ramsammy

Guyana’s infrastructure boom since 2020 has critics cornered: name one road, bridge, school or hospital that wasn’t needed.

KNKaieteur News

Editorial

A US$465M gap between bids for the Wales gas-to-energy storage facility raises fresh questions about costs, cashflow and procurement.

Dem Boys Seh

Road accidents fell 19%, but unanswered questions remain about enforcement, speeding, tinted cars and illegal sirens.