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10 Reasons Why Guyanese Youth Are Struggling to Prosper Under This Government

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June 30, 2025
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  1. Toxic Leadership Culture
    A national tone shaped by aggression, verbal abuse, and political hostility has created an environment where disrespect, fear, and division are normalized—especially among youth.

  2. Limited Economic Opportunity Based on Merit
    Many youth face barriers to fair access in hiring, promotions, and contracts due to nepotism, political favoritism, or lack of transparency.

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  3. Suppression of Politically Independent Youth
    Young people who do not openly support the ruling party often feel marginalized or excluded from government-supported programs, opportunities, and public expression.

  4. Lack of Support for Youth Entrepreneurship
    Youth-led innovation and small business development receive little to no support from financial institutions, the government, or development agencies.

  5. Inadequate Mental Health Resources
    The absence of accessible and youth-centered mental health services leaves many young people to cope with stress, trauma, and depression on their own.

  6. Stagnant Wages and Exploitative Employment
    Despite rising living costs, entry-level and mid-level salaries remain low, making it difficult for youth to achieve financial independence or plan for the future.

  7. Lack of Affordable Housing and Land Access
    Youth struggle to secure land for housing or business, and bureaucratic delays and favoritism further complicate the process.

  8. Escalating Cost of Living
    The price of essential items, especially food, has risen significantly, outpacing income growth and burdening already struggling families.

  9. No Investment in Youth-Centered Institutions
    There is minimal investment in community hubs, learning centers, sports facilities, and mentorship programs that nurture youth leadership and skills development.

  10. Skyrocketing Rental Prices
    High and rapidly increasing rental rates make it nearly impossible for young adults to live independently, particularly in urban areas.

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