Publications

Electoral Integrity and Economic Confidence: What the Caribbean Tea Webinar Reveals About Guyana’s Democratic Infrastructure Sunday Essay | Guyana Business Journal A critical analysis of the Caribbean Tea podcast discussion …

U.S. Greenlights Chevron’s Return to Venezuela: What It Means for Guyana On July 24, 2025, the Trump administration issued a major policy shift by authorizing Chevron to resume oil production and exports …

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 …

When the Rains Come: A Vision for Guyana’s Future Emerges from Georgetown’s Flooded Streets The Guyana 2030 and Beyond Webinar,” co-hosted by the Guyana Business Journal and the Roraima Learning …

  The Mathematics of Electoral Fragmentation: How Guyana’s Voting System Rewards Unity By Dr. Terrence Richard Blackman & Rennie Parris, MBA Mathematical Realities: How Electoral Fragmentation Benefits the PPP/C in …

Nation Building Guyana Beyond 2030: A Conversation with Stanley Ming A GBJ Blog Report Summary The fifth edition of “Nation Building Guyana Beyond 2030” featured an in-depth conversation with prominent …

Intelligence Unbound: Artificial Intelligence and the Guyanese Moment A GBJ Saturday Essay By Terrence R. Blackman, Ph.D. Artificial Intelligence is not merely a technological trend; it is a civilizational shift. …

Transforming Guyana, Season III, Episode XI: Diaspora Bonds: Trust, Identity & Infrastructure in Guyana’s Development Journey Terrence R. Blackman | June 11, 2025 | Guyana Business Journal Can diaspora bonds …

Counting Power: How Guyana Divides Seats in Parliament—and Why the Math Matters By Terrence Richard Blackman, Ph.D. & Rennie Parris, MBA For the Guyana Business Journal   The rumblings have …

     Georgetown, Guyana — The streets of this colonial capital hum with an energy that wasn’t there five years ago. Construction cranes pierce the skyline, luxury hotels are …