-
Blog Stats
- 8,140,437 hits
-
Search Blog Entries
-
Join 5,492 other subscribers
-
Pages
-
Top Posts
- GUYANA: Flying into Guyana - First Impressions of Georgetown + Kaieteur Falls - 2 videos
- On your mark! Set! GONE! - By Earl John
- BUSINESS: ChatGPT could threaten some jobs - particularly white-collar ones
- RECIPES From Guyana and the Caribbean - From Guyana Outpost archive
- DISASTERS: How Long Would Society Last During a Total Electric Grid Collapse?
- Nostalgia 566 – Saga and Romance of BRICKDAM
- Guyana-Jamaica Friendship Association NY - Boat Ride - Brooklyn NY - July 15, 2023
- GUYANA: Honouring Dave Martins’ legendary body of work + Music video
- Statistics and names of ethnic cleansing during the PPP’s reign - By Freddie Kissoon
- GUYANA’S NATIONAL SONGS
-
Recent Posts
- BUSINESS: ChatGPT could threaten some jobs – particularly white-collar ones
- Guyana-Jamaica Friendship Association NY – Boat Ride – Brooklyn NY – July 15, 2023
- GUYANA: Flying into Guyana – First Impressions of Georgetown + Kaieteur Falls – 2 videos
- DISASTERS: How Long Would Society Last During a Total Electric Grid Collapse?
- CORRUPTION: Oil-rich Guyana still in company of world’s corrupt nations – 2022 Int’l Report
- COMEDY: Dating Over 40 Is Like Thrift Store Shopping. — Joe DeVito – Video
- USA: Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline
- GUYANA: Georgetown and Silica City – Commentary
- GUYANA: POVERTY AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN GUYANA — by Ralph Ramkarran
- CANADA: Toronto’s vacant home tax has arrived and here’s what you need to know
- Do NOT Fear Putin’s Demise : Victory for Ukraine – Democracy for Russia
- GUYANA: Short Stories: Red Brick Gravel Rash – By Geoff Burrowes
- GUYANA: Guyanese Love Poems – Valentine’s Day 2023 – Moray House Trust
- CHINA-AFRICA: The Myth of the Chinese Debt Trap in Africa – video
- GUYANA: EDUCATION: GTU’s McDonald paints grim picture of school system
- USA: New York Politics: Why George Santos Won’t Resign – By LUKE SAVAGE | JACOBIN
- GUYANA: Aubrey Williams (in his own words) -virtual event – 31 Jan 2023
- WORLD: GLOBAL Cyber Attack ‘Likely This Year’ (Says WEF) – video
- GUYANA: African Guyanese existence again systematically targeted, continually eroded – By GHK Lall
- GUYANA: ENERGY MAGAZINE– Q4 of 2022
-
Recent Comments
- Bernard on DISASTERS: How Long Would Society Last During a Total Electric Grid Collapse?
- Brother Man on USA: Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline
- wally on USA: Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline
- Brother Man on USA: Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline
- Peggy on USA: Losing their religion: why US churches are on the decline
- Age on GUYANA: Georgetown and Silica City – Commentary
- Age on GUYANA: POVERTY AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN GUYANA — by Ralph Ramkarran
- Peggy on GUYANA: Short Stories: Red Brick Gravel Rash – By Geoff Burrowes
- derrycksgriffith on GUYANA: POVERTY AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN GUYANA — by Ralph Ramkarran
- kamtanblog on GUYANA: Georgetown and Silica City – Commentary
- Michael O Alstrom on GUYANA: Georgetown and Silica City – Commentary
- Age on GUYANA: POVERTY AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN GUYANA — by Ralph Ramkarran
- Age on GUYANA: African Guyanese existence again systematically targeted, continually eroded – By GHK Lall
- Clyde Duncan on Do NOT Fear Putin’s Demise : Victory for Ukraine – Democracy for Russia
- Chris on Do NOT Fear Putin’s Demise : Victory for Ukraine – Democracy for Russia
-
Categories
-
Monthly Blog Posts
-
Affiliated Partner Links
-
Caribbean News Links
-
Cricket Websites
-
Guyana - History
-
Guyana - Other Links
-
Guyana Government
-
Guyana News Links
-
Other News Links
-
Guyanese Online
GUYANA: Cash Grants to Guyanese: “Give a man a fish” – Guest Editorial
Stabroek News
Stabroek News – Guest Editorial – June 9, 2022
Starting last year, the government has made various announcements of one-time cash grants to diverse groups for a variety of reasons; these were in addition to the contentious and inadequate one-off $25,000 distributed to each household that was meant to supplement lost earnings as a response to the economic deprivation wrought by the COVID-19 restrictions. They are also apart from the now on-again educational grant given to households with school-aged children.
The largest, to date, was that made in October last year by Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo of $250,000 to workers who had been severed when the sugar estates where they were employed were closed under the previous administration; he had estimated their number to be around 7,000. Continue reading →
Share this:
Like this: