Dear Editor, President Ali had a moment of insight visit. The Exxon contract is bad (“Ali again agrees Exxon contract was bad, but still rules out rejigging” -KW, Sept 14-2026).
Amerindian Heritage Month was opened with the usual fanfare by a befeathered President Irfaan Ali, who addressed the Indigenous gathering as he would any coastal group.
Dear Editor, The Mid-Year Report dated August 28 (?) contains a figure that deserves attention. In paragraph 3.64, the Minister responsible for Finance projects petroleum deposits into the Natural Resource Fund of US$6,497.6 million for 2026.
Dear Editor, As the APNU Members of Parliament serving on the Foreign Relations and Economic Services Committees, we have no difficulty participating in a properly planned and organised meeting with the President aimed at advancing the interests of the Guyanese people.
Dear Editor, As a public communications analyst and a citizen who has lived outside of Guyana for more than twenty years, I believe we need to have a serious national conversation about the labour crisis currently developing in Guyana.
Dear Editor, In our President’s recent interview with Al Jazeera, he stated that he wanted Guyana to be “the most powerful food producer in the world” in 10 to 20 years.
The government’s proposed social housing programme is being presented as an intervention for some of the most vulnerable people in Guyana.
Dear Editor, A young man was shot and killed by a security guard on Saturday night, in front of the Smiling Supermarket on Triumph Line top.
Dear Editor, The Government must stop treating every critic as an enemy and every national failure as someone else’s fault.
Dear Editor, Is ExxonMobil Guyana increasingly becoming perceived not simply as ExxonMobil operating in Guyana, but as “ExxonMobil & Guyana”?
Dear Editor, U.S. President Donald Trump planned well, convinced he had the right plot. The outcomes have not bowed to his will, as he had imagined.
Dear Editor, The recent visit to Qatar by the President and First Lady did make our country vulnerable.
Writer’s note: In October 1992, following the return of the PPP to power after 28 years of PNC government, I had a meeting with then Minister of Information, Hon.
In his column in Kiskadee Watch on September 3rd under the heading `How to run a country’, international civil servant and former University of Guyana Chancellor, Dr Bertrand Ramcharan invoked the philosophy of Roman statesman Marcus Tullius Cicero.
Dear Editor, The recent call by Senior Minister Dr. Ashni Singh for local businesses to tap into the impressive £3 billion UK Export Finance (UKEF) credit facility marks a significant milestone in Guyana’s expanding international commercial ties.
Dear Editor, For the sake of long-suffering Guyanese who have somehow managed to adjust to electricity supply problems since the mid-to-late seventies, one can only hope this US$2b Gas-to-Energy investment finally delivers on reliable and affordable electricity supply.
Dear Editor, There have been a number of responses to my letter published September 5, 2026 that dealt with Guyana’s response to an anti-China campaign, ignoring the fact that Guyana established formal diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China in June 1972.
Dear Editor, As a child growing up radio was a critical component in almost every home.
By Crystal Atkinson, Kim Fredricks and Medino Abraham Crystal Atkinson, a Lokono and Warrau leader from Santa Rosa (Region 1), advocates for Indigenous rights, culture, and language.
Guyana is at an uncomfortable intersection in its history. There remains a generation of Guyanese who, whether as children, teenagers or adults during the period stretching from the 1970s into the early 1990s, remember what they still describe as the “Dark Days.”