Tag: Dr. Tara Singh

NYGM recently returned to Guyana, four months after our previous visit, to collect firsthand data on development initiatives and assess the state of social cohesion. Our observations revealed numerous advancements ...

Guyana's economy is expanding rapidly, but people’s expectations for quick benefits are outpacing actual gains. Many Guyanese question the lack of immediate returns from new investments and oil revenues, often ...

Dear Editor, Former Prime Minister of Guyana and one-time PNC strongman Mr. Hamilton Green states that ethnic diversity of workforce should apply to all sectors of the economy. Mr. Green ...

Let us not rejoice over the assault on Capitol Hill on Wednesday (1/6/21) because the bastion of democracy has been over-run by a mob instigated by a sitting President, who ...

The difficulty in analyzing "racism" or "ethnicization" can be illustrated in a recent debate on the sugar industry. Attorney General, Hon Anil Nandlall, expressed shock over Opposition MP, Mr. Khemraj ...

I feel compelled to respond to Mr. Raphael Trotman’s letter “What Comes After,” in which he raises several issues on the need for constructive dialogue between the PNCR coalition and ...

The call for constitutional reform comes from both national and international sources such as local political parties, analysts, as well as international organizations like the European Union and the Carter Center. ...

It has become fashionable of recent for some political commentators/analysts to advocate that “shared governance” (SG) replace the Westminster style “winner-takes-all” (WTA) system. This idea of shared governance has been ...

Over 6,000 Guyanese have rallied and concluded that enough is enough, and they have therefore moved to sign a petition seeking the United States’ assistance in imposing personal sanctions on ...

When we allow Reason and Rationality to Abandon us, the next steps could be Disaster  I must admit that I don’t get perplexed easily. However, an article written by Dr ...