Dear Editor, What I find most interesting in the recent public discourse in Guyana is that some have not paid attention to or frankly may have chosen not to notice the irony that should not be overlooked.
By Dr Bertrand Ramcharan Previously Chief Speechwriter to the UN Secretary-General Sometimes Fellow of Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government A global struggle is again under way between two antagonistic camps: the USA on the one side, and China aligned with Russia on the other side.
Dear Editor, I googled “the power of forgiveness”. Forgiveness does not erase the past or excuse the wrongdoing.
Dear Editor, Was justice served? Or was it another travesty? Two men convicted of the gruesome murders of Isaiah Henry and Joel Henry almost six years ago.
Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed’s video exposing what he says is President Irfaan Ali’s technologically advanced farm has generated predictable questions about transparency, financing and accountability.
Dear Editor, Upon reading the July 5, 2026 edition of THE 592 GUARDIAN summarizing the Public Utilities Commission’s (PUC) 2025 findings on drinking water quality in Regions 4, 7 and 10, I was embarrassed and astounded by the Guyana Water Inc’s (GWI) statement reported in the July 3, 2026 Kaieteur News article that `Water quality issues flagged by PUC affect only taste, colour and appearance, not safety’.
Dear Editor, The recent spectacle of Opposition Leader Azruddin Mohamed accusing President Irfaan Ali of various transgressions over a private 150-acre estate off the Soesdyke-Linden Highway deserves more scrutiny than the question of who is telling the truth.
Dear Editor, Land ahoy! There’s a sheepfold. Followed by a cow palace. A rich field for fowls.
The reported landing of a Colombian-registered helicopter at Bemichi Airstrip on 3 July 2026 should not be dismissed as an isolated aviation incident.
Dear Editor, President Ali was assigned by CARICOM in 2022 to lead the regional effort to reduce the Community’s food import bill by 25% by 2025.
Dear Editor, I write to express deep concern regarding the composition and suitability of the Constitutional Reform Commission as it is currently comprised.
their rights in oil industry, they must organise Dear Editor, The state of workers in Guyana today cannot be examined in isolation from the actions of successive governments, particularly the current People’s Progressive Party (PPP) administration, which came to office promising to put Guyanese first.
Dear Editor, We live in very dangerous times. War and threats of war, tensions within and between countries are on the increase.
Dear Editor, Our fears of having Dr. Irfaan Ali as President are growing. Confirmations of his hefty, flamboyant farm at Long Creek are worrying.
At a time when many in the US have expressed revulsion at the disclosures that President Trump made US$2.2b from cryptocurrency and other ventures in 2025, the people of Guyana are now coming to grips with revelations about an extensive farm owned by President Ali along the Linden-Soesdyke Highway.
Dear Editor, The recent groundbreaking ceremony for Massy Holdings’ US$75 million Massy Hub at Houston, East Bank Demerara, was celebrated with considerable fanfare — ministers, executives, and the kind of optimism that oil-boom Guyana has grown accustomed to projecting.
By Mark A.G. Brantley Leader of the Opposition St. Kitts and Nevis Premier of Nevis Regional media is reporting that the countries of the OECS with Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programmes have been formally put on notice by the European Union (EU) that those programmes must be shut down by 2028.
Dear Editor, Subsequent to a letter I dispatched earlier yesterday dealing with the United Nations vote to debate the United States blockade against Cuba, I was horrified to learn that my Guyana did not vote.
Last week during a discussion in the Suriname Parliament concerning the budget for the Ministry of Public Works and Spatial Planning, Minister Stephen Tsang made an unexpected announcement.
Dear Editor, Just after 1pm and half an hour before the standard weekly Wednesday half day closing time on June 24th, four Stabroek Market stall owners experienced a direct tragedy of damage to property of their fixtures and items of clothing water soaked because of the sudden downpour directly over their stalls.