GuySuCo is a prime example that President Ali has failed us and we should be demanding better
Dear Editor, After many years of attempting to solve the profitability problem at GuySuCo the red ink remains.
Letters To The Editor
Payout to rice farmers in regions 5 and 6 is exclusionary and 10 times the national cash grant
Dear Editor, Reference is made to the proposed transfer of three Billion dollars (https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/06/19/over-2800-rice-farmers-in-regions-5-6-to-benefit-from-3b-assistance-programme/) to 1,387 rice farmers located in Region 5, and 1,484 rice farmers located in Region 6.
GuySuCo’s future lies in conversion of its land, water , infrastructure into a diversified agro-industrial platform
Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali has again threatened that “heads will roll” at GuySuCo if production targets are not achieved.
ExxonMobil’s call for more independently verifiable data on local content earnings deserves serious attention
Dear Editor, It is not often that the leadership of a major multinational oil company steps forward to demand greater transparency from within its own operating environment.
PNCR’s refusal to cede GECOM seats is disgraceful
Dear Editor, Impressive and inspired are those writings addressing the issue of GECOM commissioners. There’s collision with stonewalls.
Let us keep producing sugar and find ways to modernize it
Dear Editor, Congratulations on the launch of Kiskadee Watch! I wish you success and prosperity in this new venture!
Where was the intelligence when these AK-47 shipments crossed into our territory?
Dear Editor, I have read with growing concern a series of statements in the national press attributed to the National Security Advisor to His Excellency President Dr.
I proposed this idea 11 years ago
Dear Editor, I wish Kiskadee Watch much success. More importantly please continue the excellent platform created by Stabroek News that allowed me to propose an idea 11 years ago that the government is proposing in 2026, coincidence?
Harryram should provide evidence of GAIBANK loans to PNCR cronies
Dear Editor, I refer to a comment made by Khemraj Harryram in which it was stated that: ‘Remember GAIBANK?
There should be more extensive opportunities for discussion on the Orange Economy, sector-specific workshops
Dear Editor, The Orange Economy Consultation held yesterday at the Arthur Chung Conference Centre represents an important milestone in Guyana’s ongoing effort to diversify its economy and build sustainable pathways for national development beyond the extractive industries and traditional sectors.
Folly of insatiable greed has led our country to a new low in morality
Dear Editor, It is quite comical and sad to see how pathetic the PNCR and their cohorts have become.
David Rose School incident raises issue of whether both children and teachers are in an under-resourced environment
Dear Editor, Recent public reports concerning the alleged mistreatment of a student at the David Rose Special Education Needs School have rightly disturbed the conscience of the nation.
Exhibit Netanyahu’s spine in standing up to ExxonMobil
Dear Editor, I will give some recognition to a man, a leader, who puts all on the line in the interests of his people.
APNU/PNCR obstructing of reconstitution of GECOM follows well-established pattern
Dear Editor, The current impasse over the composition of the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) is not a mere procedural disagreement.
Elections have produced a new Opposition Leader who must have power to decide on GECOM members
Dear Editor, Once again, Mr. Aubrey Norton is at it, making statements on constitutional matters on which, albeit not being a lawyer, he should nevertheless have a clearer understanding, given his long experience both as a politician and more specifically, a parliamentarian.
Ambassador Rodrigues-Birkett’s nomination and the PPP/C’s hypocrisy
Dear Editor, While reading a publication of a Department of Public Information article published on June 12, 2026, and titled ‘Guyana nominates Ambassador Rodrigues-Birkett for UN Secretary General – President Ali announces’, it occurred to me that something is happening in international organisations and the government of Guyana which seems to be highly discriminatory, prejudicial and hypocritical, as it relates to employment of people who are associated with politics and more specifically, people who are associated with the Opposition or are perceived to be associated with Guyana’s Opposition.
Operational and financial results of GuySuCo warrant continued public examination
Dear Editor, I write to express my commendation for the start up of this new venture for independent journalism called “Kiskadee Watch” and wish it all the best.
Guyanese are in a deep, dark and dangerous place over these AK-47s
Dear Editor, It’s a ton of guns. Twenty-three assault rifles and over 500 rounds seized from a vehicle with a Venezuelan driver represent some serious tonnage.
I endorse Chris Ram’s concerns over proposed development bank
I support Christopher Ram’s concerns (June 9, 2026) on the proposed Guyana Development Bank. Affordable SME financing is a worthy goal, but why not use IPED and NBS—existing private-sector institutions—to channel taxpayer funds?
The party that has held power for nearly three decades still cannot keep water out of people’s living rooms
Dear Editor, I refer to a propaganda piece in the newspapers from one Tilokee Depoo captioned `Flooding Demands Facts, Not Political Theatre.’