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Letter to the Editor: Local content must also mean business discipline

Dear Editor, I read the report that more than 10,000 Guyanese have received training through the Centre for Local Business Development, and I think it raises an important point that many small businesses do not always like to admit. Getting access...

Letter to the Editor: STEM support is preparation, not charity

Dear Editor, The recent report on the expansion of the Family Awareness, Consciousness, Togetherness (FACT) after-school science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) program is a useful reminder that national development begins long before a young person enters the workforce. The program,...

A welcome push for Guyana’s orange economy

Dear Editor, Over the past few years, national development conversations in Guyana have focused heavily on oil, infrastructure, agriculture, education, and other major sectors. That is understandable, given the scale of change taking place in the country. However, as Guyana...

Letter to the Editor: More than fish and fuel

Dear Editor, I run a small shop in a fishing area, and over the years I have come to know many fishing people. Some of them pass early in the morning, before the place even get bright, and they come...

A proud moment for Guyanese workers

Dear Editor, As a Guyanese, I hear plenty talk these days about oil production, revenue, and the billions of US dollars coming into the country. Those things are important, yes, but sometimes what stands out more to me are the...

More Guyanese need to know this

Dear Editor, I recently came across a point about local content that I believe more Guyanese need to understand. From what was explained, Guyanese businesses are not limited only to the 40 categories listed under the Local Content Act. I will...

Letter to the Editor: Healthy communities and the value beyond oil

Dear Editor, We hear a lot about the money coming from oil, but what really matters is how that is improving people’s lives. Lately, I’ve been encouraged to see more examples of that happening in communities. Programs supported through the oil...

Letter to the Editor: What the next cricket tournament signals for Guyana

Dear Editor,  As another Global Super League approaches, it’s clear how quickly it has become part of Guyana’s sporting calendar. The return of teams like the Desert Vipers makes it feel less like an experiment and more like something that...

Letter to the Editor: Seeing change in simple ways

Dear Editor, Some time ago, I wrote about how surprised I was to see real benefits from Guyana’s growing oil and gas sector reach something as simple, yet important, as my child’s school. As a mother of a student at West...

Letter-to-the-Editor: Equipping our people — The case for STEM in Guyana

Dear Editor, I recently came across a letter arguing that the new US$100 million STEM initiative is a step backwards because it does not include the Arts. STEAM is the term used when the Arts are included alongside Science, Technology,...

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