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Opinion: letters to the editor from Guyana's newspapers
Letters 8 Attiya Baksh says the Mohameds' lawyers may be profiting from delay rather than moving their legal troubles toward resolution.
A writer says Hadiyyah Mohamed's corruption thesis dodges the Mohamed gold and Lamborghini cases at the centre of her own family.
Annette Ferguson says Gavin Douglas’s death in custody demands an independent probe, with CCTV, records and Taser use fully examined.
The 2026 US midterms proved America’s checks and balances still work against Trump-style demagoguery, GHK Lall writes.
Civil society signatories say police violently crushed an MV Barima protest and must be independently investigated and charged.
Features & Editorials 4 GC Guyana Chronicle
Editorial
Guyana is gaining global clout on biodiversity, but the new Commonwealth title also puts its forest record under scrutiny.
The Freddie Kissoon Column / Freddie Kissoon
A midnight drive past a key witness’s home raised witness-tampering questions, but bail stayed intact. The column ties that ruling to a judge’s past controversies and a bizarre Hotel California courtroom moment.
Linden Osafo Ross says Azruddin Mohamed's office should not shield him from a magistrate's tough bail ruling.
in reply to vote at the UN on Cuba's resolution against the US embargo
Mike Persaud says US sanctions on Cuba are political pressure on its rulers, not genocide as David Abdulah claimed.
in reply to will not apologise for building capacity — Guyana is moving forward, not backwards - INews Guyana
Kemraj Parsram says the EPA’s $13.8 million training spend is essential to regulate Guyana’s fast-expanding economy, not a scandal.
GT Guyana Times
Editorial
Bullying, vaping and disrespect in schools won’t be fixed by teachers alone — home and school must work together.
Eyewitness
Democratic control of Congress sets up a two-year standoff with Trump, while Hakeem Jeffries’ rise could reshape Opposition leverage. For Guyana, the shifts may matter most on foreign policy, oil wealth and political grievances.