Dr. C. Kenrick Hunte says the new Development Bank looks structurally unready and needs the Auditor General in now, not after failure.
Dozens of signatories say police cannot credibly probe Deputy Commissioner Fazil Karimbaksh and demand an independent prosecutor.
Four writers say Ali invokes “sanctity of contract” selectively while an apparent US$83m royalty gap remains unexplained.
Exxon’s claimed US$55b cost recovery needs a project-by-project breakdown before Guyanese can judge what oil profits remain.
Guyana will get only 4.4% of 2026 oil revenue after paying the consortium’s taxes, Hunte and co-authors contend.
Khusial, Hunte and Bulkan say BoG and NRF figures leave an apparent US$604m gap in Guyana’s first-half 2026 oil revenues.
Guyana’s policymakers do not know the country’s natural wealth in detail, Hunte and Persaud warn, leaving investors to take advantage.
The MV Barima disaster demands long-term state aid for grieving families and proves a catastrophic failure of public safety, Hunte writes.
Darsh Khusial, Kenrick Hunte and Joe Persaud say no ring-fencing cost Guyana US$4.9 billion in 2025 oil profits.
OGGN says Guyana’s 2025 oil revenue appears in three conflicting totals, leaving a US$24M royalty gap that demands explanation.