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Letters · 10

Infrastructure & Development

Low’s Gas-to-Energy critique misses the big picture

Sasenarine Singh says Wales gas-to-energy must press on because the soil costs are a one-time price for Guyana’s energy future.

Jaideo Jairam

Political Governance

Opposition's descent into lawlessness and silliness

WIN has traded real public support for paid crowds, street theatrics and lawless protest tactics, Jaideo Jairam says.

Dev Harry

Healthcare & Social Services

What about cigarettes?

Banning vapes alone misses the wider nicotine problem, Dev Harry writes, because youths may just switch to cheap cigarettes.

Hargesh B. Singh

Political Governance

Kwame’s call echoes One Guyana vision

Kwame McCoy’s Navaratri speech reflects President Ali’s One Guyana vision, while the Opposition thrives on division, Singh writes.

Andrew Forsythe

Political Governance

October 5 a special day to remember

October 5, 1992 restored democracy to Guyana, Forsythe writes, and proved free elections would bring a PPP/C victory.

Lawrence (Eddi) Rodney

Sports & Culture

A poem for Marco

Lawrence Rodney offers a brief tribute linking Marco’s legacy to the hopes of the oppressed and the endurance of the people’s love.

Keith Bernard

International Relations

Guyana’s US defence partnership

Guyana’s US defence pact is a strategic leap that protects oil wealth and borders, Keith Bernard writes, but it must not erode non-alignment.

Janette Bulkan

Crime & Public Safety

Is there a certification process for pujaris?

After Orlando Jaikarran’s killing, Janette Bulkan asks the Dharmic Sabha to explain how pujaris are certified and monitored.

Khemraj Harryram

Political Governance

Rwanda’s example puts Guyana to shame

Khemraj Harryram says Rwanda’s disciplined tax system and long-term planning expose Guyana’s corruption and policy drift.

Citizen Audreyanna Thomas

Agriculture & Land

Modernising African ancestral lands

Audreyanna Thomas says African Guyanese need a structured plan to protect inherited ancestral lands from narrow state challenges.

Features & Editorials · 3

GCGuyana Chronicle

Editorial

Acting Before Harm

Guyana moves to curb vaping before it takes root, with broad support and tough enforcement still ahead.

The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon

Nigel London called me a monkey. Where is the opposition?

A racial slur and incendiary attacks by Nigel London test whether Guyana’s opposition and civil society will condemn one of their own.

GTGuyana Times

Editorial

Protecting children & collective responsibility

Orlando Jaikarran’s death underscores a harsh truth: child protection fails when communities stay silent. The piece urges adults, schools and religious leaders to act before warning signs turn fatal.

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