Aside from the fact that so much waste oil is being generated from the operations of the Guyana Power and Light (GPL), the country faces another potential disaster from a maritime transaction that should have been better managed.
Dear Editor, The tragic deaths of two innocent children in Guyana, a six-year-old boy reportedly drowned by his own father and a three-year-old child who reportedly burned to death, have left me profoundly saddened and deeply concerned about the safety of our nation’s children.
Dear Editor, Magistrate Ravindra Mohabir clearly is in over his head in this government-made tragedy that is morphing into a politicized circus-type trial.
Dear Editor, I wish to bring to the urgent attention of the subject minister and the public the deteriorating state of the Internal Audit Department at the Guyana Power & Light Inc.
Dear Editor, The residents of Lamaha Gardens have noted that the Government of Guyana wants to continue the destruction of green in these times of climate change by engaging in outdated technologies supposedly to improve ‘parking’ by destroying parapets, some of which have trees which provide shade.
Thirteen days ago, following mounting criticism over its handling of rape and threatening behaviour allegations against Deputy Commissioner of Police and Head of the Special Organised Crime Unit, Fazil Karimbaksh, the Guyana Police Force finally announced that he had been sent on leave pending the outcome of an investigation.
Dear Editor, I write in response to the letter by Surujdai Juglall captioned “Broad money has grown far beyond historical norms and the effects are being felt on the poor” (Kiskadee Watch,October 18, 2026).
Dear Editor, The world has become aware that Guyana stands at a historic crossroads. With unprecedented economic opportunities, particularly from its oil and gas resources, the country has every reason to aspire to developed-nation status.
Dear Editor, Attorney-at-law Siand Dhurjon, in defence of respect for the rule of law, made a profound statement last Thursday night that should compel every Guyanese to pay attention.
On 28 September 2026, the High Court presided over by Hon. Justice Nicola Pierre delivered her judgment in relation to a judicial review sought by Attorney-at-Law and Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram as regards the alleged failure of the Commissioner of Information to provide the necessary information requested under the Access to Information Act 2011.
Dear Editor, My name is Omolara Oluwafunmilaiyo Tafawa. It is a name so distinctly African that back home in Guyana, everyone asks, “Is weh she come from wid all that name?”
Nearly a year ago, the Ministry of Education launched its anti-bullying and anti-violence campaign, promising a comprehensive approach to a persistent problem that appears to be getting worse.
Business and Economic Commentary by Christopher Ram On 14 October, Charles Ramson Sr., Commissioner of Information, answered two citizens.
Dear Editor, In February 2023, APNU wrote the Commissioner of Information, requesting the television programme logs of NCN to expose its blatant government bias in its coverage of the 2023 budget debate.
Dear Editor, The unscrupulous spectacle of Bharrat Jagdeo courting APNU at the wake of the late Mr.
Dear Editor, With deep respect and a heavy heart, I pay tribute to Brother Eusi Kwayana, who has passed on in the United States after more than a century of life.
It can be argued that US foreign policy in the Caribbean now exists in two distinct eras – life before and life after January 3, 2026.
Dear Editor, The passing of Cde. Robert Herman Orlando Corbin, CCH, has left a void in Guyana’s political and national landscape.
If it will indeed take six months for the Commission of Inquiry into the catastrophic loss of 100 lives in the sinking of the MV Barima to wrap up its findings, it means that contemporaneous action has to be taken on important revelations from the hearings to improve safety on other vessels in the T&HD fleet.
Dear Editor, President Irfaan Ali, Mr. Bharrat Jagdeo, and Dr Ashni Singh often present themselves as the nation’s most capable economic managers.