Chris Ram
Chris Ram is a prominent Guyanese attorney and public figure known for his advocacy on legal and fiscal matters. He has played a critical role in various legal challenges aimed at holding the government accountable and promoting transparency. Ram's expertise and commitment to legal reform have made him a significant voice in the ongoing discussions about governance and public rights in Guyana.
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Chris Ram is the liquidator outlining the steps for the liquidation of Stabroek News.
Liquidator details next steps following closure of Stabroek News
Guyana· 2026-05-27
Mr. Chris Ram is a chartered accountant and attorney-at-law who has written extensively on financial matters.
Growing suspicions over this BBC World Questions seriesGuyana· 2026-03-07
Chris Ram is an expert who noted that the government is not restricted by the contract regarding oil revenue.
How can Guyana receive a fair share of revenue from its oil?Guyana· 2026-02-17
Chris Ram is recognized for protesting against abuse of power.
We Guyanese must be true to our Constitution and use our freedom of expression to sustain a healthy democracyGuyana· 2025-12-10
Chris Ram is mentioned as a prominent attorney protesting against the PPP/C's actions.
PPP/C has comprehensively failed in relation to oil and gas industryGuyana· 2025-08-27
Chris Ram asserted that the 2024 financials for the Stabroek Block consortium represent a fundamental distortion that demands immediate investigation.
The pattern of Exxon’s inflated expenditures should trigger immediate investigation by the next governmentGuyana· 2025-08-19
Chris Ram's questions about whether the oil company’s annual reports comply with accounting standards prompted a response from ExxonMobil Guyana CFO John A. Colling.
Oil companies using profits from Guyana operations to finance `investments’Guyana· 2025-07-20
Chris Ram's buzzword was mentioned in relation to the public's reaction to WIN's launch.
Editorial did not mention WINGuyana· 2025-07-19
Chris Ram writes about Azruddin Mohamed's impact on Guyana's politics.
Can Azruddin Mohamed upset the race apple cart?Guyana· 2025-07-14
Chris Ram is mentioned as a letter writer who is perceived to be biased against the PPP.
Misinterpreting Ram - Stabroek NewsGuyana· 2025-07-12
Chris Ram highlights the struggles of pensioners in Guyana.
NIS pensioners shouldn’t be made to wait in a country where money is no handicapGuyana· 2025-07-11
Chris Ram drew attention to the $10 billion cash grant to pensioners.
These four projects ought to be set aside for a special auditGuyana· 2025-06-26
Attorney Chris Ram has done studies and analyses of the Oil Companies financial statements.
Oil companies pay no taxesGuyana· 2025-06-21
Chris Ram is mentioned in part 159 of his column discussing the oil consortium led by ExxonMobil.
We cannot account for PPP/C claims of employment increases of 50,000 or 60,000 new jobs over 2020-2024 periodGuyana· 2025-06-08
Chris Ram filed a court case regarding the constitutional challenge of the right of adult citizens to run for national office as independents.
Mount challenges on the legality of the 1980 constitution and the 2006 Recall DoctrineGuyana· 2025-04-18
Chris Ram has taken up the challenge regarding the right of individuals to pursue elective office as independents.
To compel someone to join a list of candidates for office is a violation of a basic rightGuyana· 2025-04-17
Chartered Accountant, Chris Ram, has a problem with the scantiness of the cash trickle.
Will minimum wage workers be next in line for the PPP’s money machine benevolence?Guyana· 2025-04-14
Chris Ram is mentioned as one of the individuals picketing outside.
I feel sorry for retired justice RamsonGuyana· 2025-03-30
Chris Ram has the courage to speak out against perceived wrongdoings.
An editorial policy rooted in truth, fairness, balance and right to replyGuyana· 2025-03-16
Chris Ram is urged to emulate RL Maharaj and file cases against any government that violates the law.
Guyana desperately needs legal minds that could hold governments accountableGuyana· 2025-02-18
