GHK Lall

GHK Lall

unknown Guyana

GHK Lall is a Guyanese writer and commentator known for his critical perspective on socio-economic issues in Guyana. He often highlights the stark contrasts between the nation's wealth and the poverty experienced by many of its citizens. His recent commentary sheds light on the dire living conditions in Bare Root, a community emblematic of the struggles faced by numerous Guyanese, as he calls for greater awareness and action to support the vulnerable populations in a country rich in resources yet plagued by inequality.

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Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
8 wks
Reach
11,166
Power
85$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Guyana 10 5.00 0.79% +80% 786,552 11,166 $6,000 85$
Totals 10 786,552 11,166 $6,000 85$
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Recent Mentions

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall expresses his views on the political situation and the president's actions. 6

Stabroek News: There are parallels among the right-to-information seekers and the president’s own actions

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall is the author of the letter expressing dissatisfaction with the current Commissioner of Information. 5

Stabroek News: Non-performance has no cure in the case of the present Commissioner of Information

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall expresses frustration over the notion that there are only a few rogue cops in Guyana. 4

Stabroek News: Why worry if it’s only a ‘few’ rogue cops?

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall expresses concerns about the GRA's actions and the political climate in Guyana. 5

Stabroek News: GRA should not be turned into a weapon for nefarious purposes

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall is the author of the letter expressing concerns about the job market and government actions. 5

Stabroek News: Expect more shakeups in the job market

Guyana Guyana: GHK Lall expresses concerns about President Ali's 'One Guyana' initiative. 5

Stabroek News: Ali’s persistent ‘One Guyana’ mirrors the turbulent period of the 1960s