Letters
GOAL’s Monumental Cleanup: Expansion as Amnesia
Dear Editor, When the Guyana Online Academy of Learning (GOAL) launched its 2026 cycle with a record 14,064 scholarships, the...
Read moreDetailsCalls for Reparations Grow Over Historic Injustice
Dear Editor, In my research on the African Muslims in Guyana during the period of slavery, I stumbled across several...
Read moreDetailsProceed With Caution on Corentyne River Deal
Dear Editor, Late this afternoon I had read to me the timely and excellent editorial titled “Suriname charging river fees”,...
Read moreDetails“The Great Guyanese Giveaway ExxonMobil Rakes in Billions, While the Government Watches the Profits Sail Away”
Dear Editor, Missiles and drones may light up the Middle East skies, but their tremors are enriching a new theatre...
Read moreDetailsOne Year On: Calls for Justice Grow in Ronaldo Peters Killing
Dear Editor, April 7th, 2026, marks one year since the killing of Ronaldo Peters in Linden, a painful and unresolved...
Read moreDetailsWhat we need is a strong government to secure our natural resources
Dear Editor I was heartbroken after listening to the US Ambassador Her Excellency, telling Guyanese how thankful we should be...
Read moreDetailsThe Brazilian “Engagement” — Investment or Institutional Skullduggery?
Dear Editor, When the Ministry of Agriculture announced in early March that Brazilian investors were exploring “major agro-development opportunities” in...
Read moreDetailsIs this what the EPA, GPF, etc approved?
Dear Editor, Easter Night from Hell! While many spent Easter night in peace with their families, I endured something entirely...
Read moreDetailsSports in a universal language which serves as a powerful catalyst for social transformation
Dear Editor “Sport can serve as a powerful catalyst for peace, inclusion, and international development.”- United Nations. Sports serve as...
Read moreDetails“Tinting Reform: Control Under the Guise of Modernisation”
Dear Editor, When Guyana’s stricter vehicle tint regulations came into force on April 1, the announcement was dressed in the...
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