Dear Editor, As Guyana stands at the threshold of unprecedented economic transformation driven by its oil sector, we must candidly address a critical gap: the physiological preparedness of our nation to sustain this growth responsibly.
Dear Editor, It is generally accepted that within the boundaries of a sovereign state, a government does not pay taxes on behalf of any institution or any individual; but it has the authority to grant tax exempt status to certain groups, including churches, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations.
Dear Editor, According to news reports, U92 Energy Corp, the Canadian based uranium company formed specifically for conducting uranium mining in Guyana, anticipates approval in this month of August from the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA for their drill programme.
Dear Editor, Allow me a space in your news medium to address a pertinent issue that continues to plague our country under the Ali/Jagdeo administration.
Dear Editor, I write to address the disingenuous complaints from members of the private sector regarding the government’s intention to establish a drinking water bottling plant and distribution operation.
Dear Editor, Whoever is thinking for the PPP Government has clearly left their thinking cap at home.
Dear Editor, It is interesting that the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) is establishing water-refilling stations and entering the business of selling bottled water.
Dear Editor, The Leader of the Opposition has done this nation a service by exposing what he rightly calls “highway robbery”, as cited in the Kiskadee Watch of August 12, 2026.
Dear Editor, There has been much discussion about the extraordinary internal dispute now engulfing the Caribbean Court of Justice.
Dear Editor, The Government of Guyana is known to be the first to come up with skullduggeries to camouflage its incompetence and wrongheadedness; but this unprecedented maneuver to build and operate its own bottled water plant has to take the cake as the big stunt to distract from its gross incompetence, failure, and dereliction of duty of a normal Government to perform its paramount function of delivering a clean municipal water supply system to its citizens.
Dear Editor, It has become increasingly apparent that Guyana’s opposition leaders have assumed a role traditionally reserved for investigative journalists—that of uncovering and exposing governmental wrongdoing.
Dear Editor, Guyana is no longer the poor, resource-constrained country it was before 2018. Oil has transformed the national balance sheet; production continues to rise; and billions of US dollars in petroleum revenues are flowing into the NRF and the national budget.
Dear Editor, The tradition of puppeteers, using strings to have the puppets perform on stage dates back more than 4000 years, long before theatre and the cinema.
Dear Editor, Too many ministers in the Irfaan Ali government are failing the people. Chocolate lady Susan, Bishop Edghill and the list goes on.
The government has stated that it may cost from US$8 to US$10M to salvage MV Barima.
Dear Editor, I think that CCJ President, Dr. Winston Anderson, has only one option. My recommendation is that he tenders.
Dear Editor, Last February, I had cause to address the matter of speaking out and standing for what is just and fair.
Dear Editor, The PPP Government still does not understand the depth of the anger sweeping Guyana over its handling of the MV Barima tragedy.
Dear Editor, The Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security have given some data about girls who have experienced abuse.
Dear Editor, Some time ago, Freddie Kissoon reprimanded me for writing that in USA, there is almost absolute freedom of expression and association that is backed by informed, well articulated judgments in US Supreme Court.