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Date: August 19, 2025 Subject: “Guyana Job Creation & Labour Market Outlook (2021–2030)” by Joel Bhagwandin Assessment Type: GBJ Independent Fact-Check Analysis Simulive_Presentation_Labour Market Achievements and outlook (2) Executive Summary …

The 2025 electoral choice presents Guyanese voters with a fundamental decision between incremental progress and transformative change. While both the APNU Coalition and PPP offer viable paths forward, a comprehensive …

A comprehensive examination of the APNU Coalition’s economic policies and their implications for business development, investment climate, and long-term prosperity The APNU Coalition’s 2025 manifesto arrives at a critical juncture …

In the gleaming conference rooms where Guyana’s economic statistics are celebrated, the numbers tell a remarkable story. For five consecutive years, this South American nation has boasted the world’s fastest-growing …

🗳️ Interactive Voter Guide Yellowtail’s Electoral Impact – September 1st Election Your browser does not support iframes. View the interactive guide here.    🔗 Open in New Window | GBJ …

Interactive Companion Explore Guyana’s Electoral System 🔗 Open in New Window As Guyanese voters prepare for the September 1st general election, the political landscape has shifted dramatically with the Alliance …

The 2025 election cycle has produced its share of campaign promises and political rhetoric, but few candidates have offered the depth of policy specificity that Alliance for Change presidential candidate …

Data-driven analysis and policy recommendations for sustainable economic transformation Guyana Business Journal Policy Brief | Policy Analysis Guyana’s US$2 billion-plus infrastructure borrowing strategy marks a critical juncture, requiring evidence-based frameworks …

In the cluttered landscape of Guyanese politics, where promises often ring hollow and rhetoric overshadows substance, Aubrey Norton emerges as a figure whose presidential candidacy is rooted in lived experience …

   In the wake of slavery’s legal abolition, freedom did not arrive evenly across the Black Atlantic. Throughout the Caribbean and the Americas, formerly enslaved people sought to transform …