SATYA PRAKASH
The 2025 National Budget leaves much to be desired
The 2025 national budget presented by the Ali-led People’s Progressive Party (PPP) government in Parliament last Friday has left much...
Read moreDetailsRemoving Compound Taxes in the 2025 Budget, Empowering Local Entrepreneurs
As Guyana continues to make strides in its economic development, one of the most pressing concerns for local entrepreneurs remains...
Read moreDetails“IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT THE PEOPLE” – A Hollow Claim from President Ali’s Government
In President Irfaan Ali recent statement, proclaimed that his government has always been "about the people." However, the reality on...
Read moreDetailsThe Egotistical Character is Reflection of President Ali and His Govt’s Actions
A few days ago, President Irfaan Ali took to social media to discuss what he termed the "egotistical characters" in...
Read moreDetailsNew database for $100K cash grant could be part of much larger, far more worrying agenda
The PPP government’s recent initiative to disburse $100,000 to every Guyanese, with the requirement of an identification card is to...
Read moreDetailsCitizens expect their elected officials to be accountable and responsive to their needs
In the realm of local governance the Municipal and District Councils Act, Chapter 28:01, is a cornerstone of this governance...
Read moreDetailsWe must be cautious in accepting this unrestrained immigration
As a small, diverse nation, Guyana has always been a melting pot of cultures, ethnicities, and religions, with Hindus, Christians,...
Read moreDetailsA Recipe for Electoral Failure-GECOM’s Leadership
At a recent press conference held by the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM), the glaring incompetence of the institution’s leadership was...
Read moreDetailsFour years after 2020 Elections, GECOM has not acted on recommendations for reform
As we approach future elections in Guyana, one question remains front and center: Can we trust the electoral process to...
Read moreDetailsCost of living too high, President Ali must remove VAT from all food items
The cost of living in Guyana has soared to unprecedented levels, leaving many citizens struggling to make ends meet. With...
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