Dear Editor Sharma Solomon MP has re-opened questions about the economic viability of the Jagdeo-era proposed Amaila Falls hydropower dam on the Kuribrong River in Region 7 (‘Solomon seeks disclosure of Amaila Falls costs’, Kiskadee Watch, October 02 2026).
Dear Editor, In a statement published in the October 6 Guyana Chronicle (‘Minister Walrond rejects Red Thread’s misrepresentation of comments regarding Deputy Commissioner Fazil Karimbaksh’), Minister Oneidge Walrond stated, “For the avoidance of doubt, I did not say that the complainant would be confronted by the accused.
Dear Editor, I have followed with interest the comments of Winston Jordan, former Finance Minister under the previous PNC-led government, questioning whether the black pudding vendor in Buxton will ever benefit from the newly established Guyana Development Bank and its loans of up to GY$3 million without collateral and without interest.
Dear Editor, President Ali says that Guyanese could expect a Commission of Inquiry into the MV Barima tragedy that is of the highest quality.
Dear Editor, So, with accustomed fanfare, pomp, and political gimmickry we recently learned of the Thomas Street project designed by the King’s Foundation in collaboration with the Government of Guyana, not a word of any level of involvement nor consultation with the Georgetown municipality.
Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali has spoken of Guyana experiencing a movement of people that could bring the country’s population to about three million by 2030.
Dear Editor, President Ali frequently parrots the “sanctity of contract” in discussions of the Stabroek Block Petroleum Agreement (PSA) to convey that Guyana cannot change the contract.
Dear Editor, The next chapter of Guyana’s progress must not only be about what we build, but about how many Guyanese are empowered to benefit from and contribute to the opportunities before us.
Dear Editor, Your article “Corbin hailed for coalition-building, decades of public service” was an important tribute.
Dear Editor, Exxon’s Alistair Routledge’s usual full of himself outburst that “It’s not our job to build the nation…they didn’t vote for us…we are not representatives of the people” in response to a media question about Guyanese demanding more from his company, was typical of his imperiousness and disdain for the Guyanese people from the day he set foot in Guyana, to the extent that distinguished Attorney Christopher Ram joined by others, publicly called for his removal.
Dear Editor, In his Report to the Nation for 2025, Mr. Paul Cheong stated that “the year 2025 was marked by both improved sugar production.”One
Dear Editor, I write in response to your article, “Top Cop appoints team to probe rape allegation against SOCU head” (Kiskadee Watch, October 3, 2026).
Dear Editor, I refer to Charles Sugrim’s letter in KW (September 3rd) complaining about the State of Guyana taking on too much debt, despite receiving higher levels of oil revenues.
Dear Editor, I don’t read Freddie Kissoon’s writings because they are filled with bile and falsehoods and tend to be unidimensional, singing for his supper, nothing professional or objective.
Dear Editor, If you have a large mortgage, you know how much it can shape every major financial decision.
Dear Editor, I fully endorse the sentiments expressed by one of the WIN Party leaders, Mr.
Dear Editor, Guyana’s growing economy demands full transparency, clear responsibility and effective accountability for public resources.
Dear Editor, I am writing to offer my support to two distressing cases involving our elderly citizens and the National Insurance Scheme (NIS), which I recently read about in the newspapers.
Dear Editor, The recent scandals within the realm of responsibility of the Minister of Home Affairs are beginning to be dealt with correctly and swiftly.
Dear Editor, The Overall Deficit After Grants in the Guyanese public finance has deteriorated dramatically over the last 12 months under the watch of Dr.