Dear Editor, Your editorial in Kaieteur News of 21 July noted inter alia: ‘This country and its citizens are in urgent need of a few miracles. To vanquish the darkness that hangs over Guyana and devastates it. … It would be an assault on the grief of those who try to cope with their loss for the…
Dear Editor, Through your newspaper, I ask some questions that many Guyanese and others are asking. I will number my questions, for ease of reference. Guyana acceded to the International Convention on the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) on 10 December 1997, and SOLAS became effective in Guyana on 10 March 1998. So presumably…
Dear Editor, Omni Helicopters Guyana Inc. is a partnership with Roraima Airways owned by the Gouveia family, https://www.facebook.com/OHGInc/. Omni mainly services the offshore deep-water oilfield operations of Exxon Mobil Guyana Ltd. (EMGL) and has a fleet of six aircraft at Ogle, 20 minutes flying time from Iron Punt where the MV Barima ferry was sinking…
Dear Editor, In follow-up to the letter in KN by Immaculata Casimero about high levels of mercury in women at Parabara in South Rupununi ‘our oil wealth should not come at the cost of Indigenous women’s health’, 6th July, 2026; the medical report on Chinese Landing from August 2023 should be remembered. During the government’s ‘fact-finding’ mission to…
Dear Editor, In follow-up to the letter by Immaculata Casimero about mercury in women at Parabara in South Rupununi (2026, July 5. Oil wealth should not come at cost of indigenous women’s health. Kiskadee Watch.https://kiskadeewatch.com/opinion/letters/oil-wealth-should-not-come-at-cost-of-indigenous-womens-health/), the medical report on Chinese Landing from August 2023 should be remembered. During the government’s ‘fact-finding’ mission to Chinese Landing, blood and…
Dear Editor, During his more than six years as PPP Minister for Housing and Water, January 2009 – May 2015, Mohd. Irfaan Ali was also acquiring/developing a large mixed farm near St Cuthbert’s Amerindian Village, along the Soesdyke-Linden Highway. Aerial images show that this farm is in the Intermediate Savannas, with a shallow infertile soil…
Dear Editor, President Mohd. Irfaan Ali has been sharply critical of foreign companies wanting to sell into Guyana but not invest in this country; see for example https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/06/22/no-investment-no-access-to-guyanas-market-pres-ali-tells-foreign-investors/. Perhaps the President would have a better understanding of investor reticence if he endured the chaotic failure of the Ministry of Public Works and the Guyana Police Force…
Dear Editor, Recent public reports concerning the alleged mistreatment of a student at the David Rose Special Education Needs School have rightly disturbed the conscience of the nation. We note that the Ministry of Education has reportedly completed its investigation and forwarded the file to the Teaching Service Commission, including reports, statements, findings and formal…
In a recent KN Article (https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/04/19/exxon-and-partners-profits-soar-to-us29b-in-5-years-while-guyana-received-us5-4b-in-50-50-partnership/), it was pointed out that during the period 2020 to 2024, Guyana’s share of profit oil, which should have amounted to 50 percent of total profit (Article 11.4, 2016 PSA), was far less than expected. In fact, instead of Guyana receiving US$14.5 Billion, Guyana only received US$5.4 Billion, a shortfall of…
On 19 March, Kaieteur News carried a Department for Public Information report that Guyana has again sold jurisdictional forest-based carbon credits (https://kaieteurnewsonline.com/2026/03/19/guyana-sold-carbon-credits-to-19-airlines-under-lcds-framework/). No price has been reported, nor any transactional costs which must be carried by Guyana for the entity, which makes the estimate of how many carbon credits are available for what period, or for an independent…
