Dear Editor, Congratulations on the launch of the new Kiskadee Watch digital publication! I would have preferred a name that has a more direct Guyana appellation to it.
Dear Editor, The problem we Guyanese have amongst ourselves is how to gain or maintain a sense of balance between one’s personal and the interests of the wider society.
On September 30th, Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Priya Manickchand visited the Thomas Street Avenue alongside representatives of the UK’s King’s Foundation to assess ongoing works on what was described as the first project being undertaken under President Irfaan Ali’s Healthy Streets Initiative.
Dear Editor, I am writing not simply as someone disturbed by the killing of six year old Zi Feng Cao, but as someone who believes the death of a child should force an entire country to stop and ask: Are we doing enough to protect our children?
Dear Editor, The spotlight is on KW’s October 1, 2026 editorial titled “Sleepless nights”. What to make of this presidential confession?
By Jeremy Poynting Jeremy Poynting, founder of Peepal Tree Press, pays tribute to the late Jan Shinebourne.
Several days since revolting rape allegations were published about a senior member of the Guyana Police Force (GPF), there has been utter silence from the GPF and the Minister of Home Affairs, Oneidge Walrond.
In what will hopefully be a long-lasting association, this and future Wickets Hitting articles will be published as a Kiskadee Watch (KW) opinion column.
Dear Editor, All work and no play makes Jill a dull girl. Everyone knows about Facebook but have you heard of Meetup?
Dear Editor, I express my sincere condolences to the family of Jan Lowe Shinebourne—Guyanese novelist—on her recent passing in the UK; I learnt that she’d been in special care for a while.
Dear Editor, As a Public Communications Analyst, I have been researching the issue of unauthorised emergency warning devices on private vehicles for some time, and I am pleased to see law enforcement taking stronger action against this practice.
In a recent interview with a local television station, President Irfaan Ali disclosed that the MV Barima tragedy continues to cause him “sleepless nights.”
Dear Editor, Since the publication of my commentary on the NIS, we wrote the Scheme on behalf of Messrs.
Dear Editor, While at Columbia University in New York, my Vice President for the Caribbean Students Association (CSA) and my Leadership Team had put together a Sparrow concert for the entire university to enjoy.
By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan The author previously performed the functions of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights I have been to the International Nuremberg Academy and I have spoken in the very room where perpetrators of the Holocaust were tried and sentenced.
Dear Editor, President Ali did a workmanlike job at the UN. Advocacy of the candidacy of Guyana’s own daughter, Excellency Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett for UN Secretary General.
On September 28, Justice Nicola Pierre ordered the Commissioner of Information Charles Ramson Snr. to process and determine within 60 days three requests for information by commentator Christopher Ram.
Dear Editor, The phrase “The fastest growing economy in the world,” has become trite, frowned upon by and meaningless to, the average Guyanese.
Dear Editor, I have listened with disbelief to our great, great head of state crying or was it mewling, about the Barima tragedy.
By Dr. Nand C. Bardouille For the second year in a row, two leading Caribbean voices laid bare disparate paradigms on international cooperation and multilateralism.
