by Peter R. Ramsaroop With a communist government in power here in Guyana under the banner of democracy, there has understandably been a level of resistance to certain aspects of a free market economy. Hence, I feel a sense of urgency for the benefit of our nation to investigate the many ways by which Guyana [...]
(Kaieteur News, 25 Jan 06) Businessman Peter Ramsaroop is upset over what he believes is victimisation by political forces following the dismantling of a fence on a property which runs adjacent to the Lamaha Canal in Bel Air Park yesterday. Ramsaroop told Kaieteur News that in August, he bought the property from the previous owner [...]
(Stabroek News, Wednesday, January 25th 2006 ) The Mayor and City Council (M&CC) of Georgetown wants to break down the back fence of a property owned by civil activist Peter Ramsaroop who in turn is applying for an injunction to stop them. The fence at the back of the property located on Jacaranda Avenue extends [...]
By Peter R. Ramsaroop My column last week “Elections 2006 – The Will of the People, Not of a Party” came under heavy criticism from the agency (GECOM) set up to deliver a fair and free election to the people of Guyana. Everyday, it is becoming obvious that the necessary requirements for us to have [...]
By Peter R. Ramsaroop A free, fair and transparent process for this year’s elections is of paramount importance to the voting population of Guyana. In 2006, we are looking forward to exercising our democratic right to vote for many reasons, including finally bringing an end to the rule of communist ideologies that have stagnated Guyana’s [...]
By Peter R. Ramsaroop, MBA This is a short series of columns on the subject of Leadership from my book Surfing the Leadership Wave – 2003. The previous column in the series described practical examples of leadership. In my book, I used the surfing analogy to analyze the leadership characteristics necessary to succeed, and show, [...]
by Peter R. Ramsaroop, MBA Regardless of where someone is presently residing, they are forever linked to their land of birth through the burial of their ancestors or through inheritance (be it language, attitudes, customs, habits etc). The Guyanese Diaspora embodies this linkage yet it seems as if many of us here at home have [...]
Peter R. Ramsaroop, MBA This year we are faced with what many are calling the most critical decision our nation has ever faced. A return of the PPP/C this year will most likely take us into a dictatorship state and closer to a movement towards the leftist front that has been sweeping across Latin America. [...]
(Stabroek News, Sunday, January 1st 2006) …. RoopGroup Head Peter Ramsaroop; birthday – June 20 (Gemini) You go through a mental detox in 2006. As much as it’s fantastic that you gather as much information facts and figures as you do, you are cluttering up your mind with information overload. Let’s face it – you [...]
2011 Christmas Message – Vision Guyana
GPP Releases Economic Blueprint after road tour to all regions – Proposes Expanded City with Economic Zones–scheduled to brief the Private Sector Commission Wed 22nd June 2011- the goal is also to integrate plan into JOPP.
Former First Minister of Amerindian Affairs under President (Dr.) Jagan partners with GPP to continue to advocate for the people of the Hinterland and the new programs necessary to improve their lives
GPP Celebrates Caribbean Heritage Month in the United States – Thanks the Non-Resident Guyanese for their contributions to their Homeland
Guyana’s People Partnership (GPP) Independence Day Message – GUYANA@45 – A Midlife Crisis
GPP Executives Discuss Guyana Economics and Security
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