Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

The IMF says Guyana’s subsidies, tax breaks and cash transfers have kept inflation low while shielding households from soaring global costs.

October 5 still carries PPP victory symbolism — and one writer links that legacy to the 2020 election crisis.

Eusi Kwayana is hailed as a moral giant whose lifelong fight for justice was shadowed by his stance on the 2020 elections.

The IMF says Guyana’s interventions are containing inflation, but poorer households may still be exposed to rising living costs.

Eusi Kwayana’s death revives a larger question: what legacy do Guyana’s politicians leave behind? His life traced the country’s politics and African cultural awakening in ways few others ever did.

Sleepless nights often become self-sustaining, with stress, habits and anxiety about sleep keeping insomnia alive.

The same soil failure has now derailed three major Guyana projects, raising costly and deadly questions about oversight. From Wales to Port Kaituma to Belle View, unstable ground keeps exposing weak planning.

In Guyana's public sector, flattery and loyalty trump qualifications — and that's the real ladder to "big wuk."