Breaking the Cycle: How Mathematics Can Help Guyana Escape Predictable Political and Economic Traps In September 2020, Guyanese voters watched with weary familiarity as yet another election turned into weeks…
From Berbice to Exxon: Mapping Power, Land, and Legacy in Guyana A Sunday Perspective on History, Oil, and the September Elections In 1741, Jan Daniel Knapp drafted a meticulous map…
Nation Building: Guyana Beyond 2030 – Climate Science and Development Strategy Webinar Report This webinar, part of the ongoing “Nation Building: Guyana Beyond 2030” series, presented a compelling vision for…
Chevron Secures Victory in Arbitration, Unlocks $53B Hess Deal and Guyana’s Crown Jewel 🛢️ In a seismic turn in global energy politics, Chevron has officially triumphed over ExxonMobil in an…
In Defense of Continuity A Case for the Sammy Shallow Partnership in West Indies Cricket Guyana Business Journal and Magazine July 16, 2025 West Indies cricket’s historic collapse to 27…
Beyond the Boundary A Sunday Series on Technology, Governance, and Caribbean Development When Technology Fails the Caribbean: The Hidden Cost of Cricket’s Digital Revolution How 551 runs and a system…
Gold, Glamour, and the Gamble: The WIN Phenomenon and the Future of Guyanese Democracy GBJ Editorial | Sunday Edition | July 2025 When motorcycles and speedboats become political currency, democracy…
The Joinder Dilemma: How Electoral Mathematics Could Reshape Guyana’s Political Landscape By Dr. Terrence Richard Blackman & Rennie Parris, MBA For the Guyana Business Journal | July 2025 In a…
ACADEMIC ANALYSIS REVEALS HOW GUYANA’S ELECTORAL SYSTEM MATHEMATICALLY FAVORS POLITICAL UNITY OVER FRAGMENTATION Unprecedented 22-Party Contest in 2025 Election Could Create “Most Inefficient Opposition Vote-to-Seat Conversion in Modern History” A…
Tariffs, Fiscal Policy and Trade Deficits: Lessons for the Caribbean from a Macro-Finance Perspective An analysis of how macro-finance insights from the U.S. experience can inform Caribbean economic policy Trade…