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Letters · 6

Jermaine Figueira

Political Governance

Mohamed must answer for his judgement

Jermaine Figueira says Azruddin Mohamed’s late-night presence near a key witness’s home demands an honest explanation.

Neil Adams

Crime & Public Safety

He had motive; he had opportunity

Neil Adams says Azruddin Mohamed’s late-night presence outside Prem Narine’s home points to attempted murder, not innocence.

Pamela Nauth

Healthcare & Social Services

Protect children before tragedy strikes

Pamela Nauth says two child deaths show Guyana needs urgent prevention and stronger child protection, not only harsher punishment.

Emile Mervin

Crime & Public Safety

Murder charges in MV Barima case rushed

Emile Mervin says murder charges over the MV Barima deaths were rushed before salvaging the vessel and completing a full probe.

Anonymous

Labor & Employment

Problems in the GPL Internal Audit Department

Concerned staff members say GPL’s Internal Audit Department is in systemic failure, with managers leaving and new hires quitting in a day.

Vidyaratha Kissoon

Environment & Climate

Gov’t continuing to destroy green spaces in city

Vidyaratha Kissoon says the government is destroying city parapets and shade trees instead of using climate-smart urban planning.

Features & Editorials · 5

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Reviewing the justice system

Orlando Jaikarran’s killing has reignited Guyana’s death penalty debate, exposing a law that exists mostly on paper.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Nigel Hughes versus the PNC, AFC and APNU+AFC government

Nigel Hughes tried to curb APNU+AFC power-sharing tensions, but alienated both the PNC and his AFC allies. His clash over local government and coalition authority ended in resignation and political retreat.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Traceability & agricultural transformation

More food alone will not secure Guyana’s agricultural future if safety, quality and traceability lag behind.

Eyewitness

Rising… prices

Food prices are rising under global pressure, but local transparency on costs and margins is still missing. The piece also links school bullying to social media, adult behaviour and weak protections.

Ramsammy’s Ruminations / Leslie Ramsammy

Bharrat Jagdeo reminds country that trust is required for shared governance

Jagdeo’s tribute to Robert Corbin underlines a bigger political warning: shared governance cannot work without trust. Their brief cooperation exposed how deeply Guyana’s power-sharing debate still depends on confidence between rivals.

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