Letters To The Editor
Little progress on the promised road from Orealla to Moleson Creek
Dear Editor, Six years ago, candidate Irfaan Ali promised the people of Orealla a road to Moleson Creek.
Opinion
Letters To The Editor
Strengthening civic responsibility should be viewed as a national priority
Dear Editor, The recent concerns raised by the Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana regarding disorder and persistent disturbances along the Kingston seawall corridor behind the Marriott Hotel deserve serious national attention.
Letters To The Editor
Development Bank customers need a substantive roadmap on how to access financing
Dear Editor, I write in response to the recent remarks attributed to Ms. Kathy Smith, President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), in which she urges local entrepreneurs to formalize their businesses in order to access financing from the Development Bank.
Letters To The Editor
No one is bothering with citizens’ complaints about noise nuisance
Dear Editor It is puzzling to read that there are complaints about noise nuisance behind the Guyana Marriott Hotel.
Editorial
The DreamVu scandal
As the Ministry of Housing’s much vaunted International Building Expo opens tomorrow evening, young professional Shereeza Sahid might be among those suffering post-traumatic stress disorder as well as buyer’s remorse.
Letters To The Editor
I found deepening food insecurity in rural Guyana
Dear Editor, I write to respond to my recent visit to Guyana and to the poverty analysis conducted by the Center for Global Development.
Letters To The Editor
Being a father is not biology, it is responsibility, it is sacrifice, it is legacy
Dear Editor, On Sunday June 21, we here and elsewhere celebrated Father’s Day, a day set aside to honour and remember, albeit many different experiences, our fathers.
Letters To The Editor
A country’s capacity to coordinate information is crucial to better planning
Dear Editor, Much is said in Guyana about development, modernisation, transformation and investment, but far less attention is paid to one of the practical conditions that determines whether these ambitions succeed or fail.
Editorial
The road carnage continues
Ruddy Raymond on Saturday became the country’s latest accident victim when a canter truck suddenly swerved into the path of a speeding minibus on the busy Providence Public, East Bank Demerara Barely a day passes without reports of another serious accident somewhere in Guyana.
Letters To The Editor
GuySuCo is a prime example that President Ali has failed us and we should be demanding better
Dear Editor, After many years of attempting to solve the profitability problem at GuySuCo the red ink remains.
Letters To The Editor
Payout to rice farmers in regions 5 and 6 is exclusionary and 10 times the national cash grant
Dear Editor, Reference is made to the proposed transfer of three Billion dollars (https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/06/19/over-2800-rice-farmers-in-regions-5-6-to-benefit-from-3b-assistance-programme/) to 1,387 rice farmers located in Region 5, and 1,484 rice farmers located in Region 6.
Editorial
Drilling for uranium
How did Canadian company U92 Energy Corp obtain permission to drill for uranium at Kurupung in Region Seven?
Letters To The Editor
GuySuCo’s future lies in conversion of its land, water , infrastructure into a diversified agro-industrial platform
Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali has again threatened that “heads will roll” at GuySuCo if production targets are not achieved.
Diaspora Voices
In the Time of Monsters: The Global Interregnum, Seen from the Caribbean
By Prof C. Justin Robinson, Prof. C. Justin Robinson is a national of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, He obtained his PhD in Finance from the University of Manchester, UK.
Letters To The Editor
ExxonMobil’s call for more independently verifiable data on local content earnings deserves serious attention
Dear Editor, It is not often that the leadership of a major multinational oil company steps forward to demand greater transparency from within its own operating environment.
Governance & Accountability Corner
The new PAC must break with the past and take its responsibilities seriously to protect public resources
‘The essential fact is this Committee is a Committee of the House responsible to the House as a whole and is not a battleground for party faction…I believe it is true to say that the authority of the Committee is greatly enhanced by its unanimous character, and I hope the complete objectivity of its report.
Editorial
Guyana’s UN Secretary-General bid
Every foreign policy decision carries consequences. Some strengthen a country’s standing in the international community, while others complicate relationships that took decades to cultivate.
Letters To The Editor
PNCR’s refusal to cede GECOM seats is disgraceful
Dear Editor, Impressive and inspired are those writings addressing the issue of GECOM commissioners. There’s collision with stonewalls.
Letters To The Editor
Let us keep producing sugar and find ways to modernize it
Dear Editor, Congratulations on the launch of Kiskadee Watch! I wish you success and prosperity in this new venture!
Editorial
Ad hocism again
Perhaps no word better captures the state of governance in Guyana today than ad hocism—the tendency to respond to problems only after they have become crises rather than anticipating and preventing them.