Dear Editor, I write to categorically reject the proposition advanced by Mr. Keith Bernard in his letter dated September 11, 2026, touting the appointment of Zulfikar Ally as evidence of a strategic succession plan for the People’s Progressive Party (PPP).
Dear Editor, Daily it gets more bizarre in Guyana. Guyanese learn how members of the PPP Government engage in the art of self-protection.
By Khadidja Bâ Khadidja Bâ is a Guyanese journalist recognized for her human-interest reporting, investigative features, and coverage of local governance and social issues in Guyana.
If this were a mature democracy that respected the constitution and accorded the highest priority to the convening of elections whether local or general and regional then there would have been no impasse at the moment.
Dear Editor, Residents of Subryanville have been waiting since September 2025 for the Government to restore Farnum Playground fully to the community.
Dear Editor, It was a Tuesday morning. Picturesque skies. Indian summer cool in New York City.
Dear Editor, Latin America and the Caribbean countries are being re-colonised. This time it not by Britain, the Netherlands, Spain, France and Portugal, but by the United States.
Dear Editor, The appointment of Zulfikar Ally as Minister of Public Service, Government Efficiency and Implementation is far more than a routine cabinet shuffle, it is a clear sign that the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) is strategically preparing for its next generation of leadership.
Dear Editor, My prompt for this letter is that picture of a meeting of high-level leaders of the Japanese and Guyanese governments – discussing expansion of investment, commercial and trade relationships.
On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, Kiskadee Watch reported that Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo had summoned Ministers, Permanent Secretaries (PSs) and Regional Executive Officers (REOs) and other state officials to the Arthur Chung Conference Centre, where he warned them of the need for compliance and accountability in the dispensing of procurement services using the resources of the State.
By Kojo M. Parris When Nelson Mandela stepped down from South Africa’s presidency after a single term, he did something rarer than winning power: he surrendered it while it was still entirely his to keep.
Dear Editor, GPL’s recent explanation that the continuing blackouts are being driven, in part, by Guyanese using more air-conditioning, fans and lights should prompt a larger discussion about how we respond to growing electricity demand.
Dear Editor, I would like to add a new variable to the ongoing oil wealth debates, which is Guyana must learn from Heterogeneous and Homogeneous oil states.
Dear Editor, Minister Priya Manickchand’s recent Facebook post on “leadership matters” led me to reflect on what I regard as an astonishing display of barefacedness.
Well, what in the world triggered the warning on September 7 by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo to the crème de la crèmeof senior civil servants functioning in this administration?
By DeLisle Worrell Energy prices in the Caribbean are more than twice the world average, for a majority of countries.
Dear Editor, I welcome the construction of the Puruni Bridge and the opportunity it presents to open up the interior, connect communities, strengthen mining and forestry, and improve the roads and infrastructure needed to expand economic activity across the hinterland.
Dear Editor, I have honoured before and lived to regret the lapse. In the instance of Chartered Accountant, attorney-at-law, and social activist, there is firm belief that I’m on good grounds to publish this tribute.
Dear Editor, I would like to share my story of how I was abused, assaulted and robbed of my telephone.
Dear Editor, I recently travelled on the Perle Express Ferry from St. Lucia to Guadeloupe. The ferry makes stops in Martinique and Dominica, with a total sailing time of approximately six to eight hours.