Opinion — letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers

Steel-framed housing could help Guyana hit its 40,000-home target, if affordability, standards and local training keep pace.

Winston Jordan’s reggae theme gets praise, but his Burnham tributes and unanswered “war break” rhetoric drive this critique.

Tourism’s real test is whether hotel growth creates business for Guyanese suppliers, farmers and performers. Stronger local procurement could keep more tourism dollars at home.

Constitutional reform has plenty of speeches but almost no paperwork, with parties yet to submit proposals. The gap raises doubts about whether objections target powers themselves or just who holds them.