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Gas-to-Energy Fallout Raises Questions of Accountability and Trust

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April 23, 2026
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Dear Editor,

I write with a heavy heart and a deep sense of concern following the report published on April 21, 2026, by Kaieteur News titled “Conflict of interest erupts in Gas-to-Energy debacle: Govt and contractor sharing same lawyer.”

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Like many Guyanese, I found the contents of this article troubling. The suggestion that the same legal representation may have been connected to both the Government and the contractor in such a major national project raises serious concerns. It is difficult to understand how an arrangement like this could have been allowed, especially when so much is at stake for our country.

The reported loss of US$102 million is not just a number—it represents resources that could have gone towards improving the lives of ordinary citizens: better healthcare, education, infrastructure, and opportunities for our people. For many, this news brings frustration, disappointment, and a feeling that the system may not be working in the best interest of the nation.

At the heart of this matter is trust. Citizens place their confidence in those elected and appointed to act on behalf of the country. When situations like this arise, that trust is shaken. People are left asking simple but important questions: Was everything done fairly? Were the right safeguards in place? Could this have been avoided?

It is not too late to do the right thing. The public deserves clear answers and openness about what took place. An independent review of the matter would go a long way in helping to restore confidence and ensure that lessons are learned.

Guyana is moving forward and growing, but that progress must be built on transparency, accountability, and fairness. These are the values that will carry us as a nation and ensure that development benefits everyone.

Yours truly,
Lorenzo Joseph
United Workers Party Activist
Trade Union Advocate
Region 10

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