Natasha Singh M.P

31/03/2026

CHILD ABUSE PANDEMIC in GUYANA.
BUT
According to Newsroom, on the 30th of March, 2026, “the United States Ambassador to Guyana, Nicole Theriot, says she believes the Irfan Ali-led PPPC administration is governing with the best interests of the Guyanese people in mind, pointing to the widespread infrastructure development and strategic use of oil revenues.”
Highlights for Children

23/03/2026

*CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN GEORGETOWN*

Guyana has over the last 24 to 36 months reported almost 8000 cases of child abuse across the administrative regions. As a country we are yet to know how many arrests were made, how many matters were recommended for prosecution and how many matters were successfully completed within this current period.
On the 19th March, 2026 the Ministry of Education issued a statement which stated that they received information on the 13th March, 2026 pertaining to sexual abuse of students in a city school. They further disclosed that it took them five (5) days to meet with the parents and to give referral letters. It took the Government by their own statement six (6) days to conduct one forensic interview of ALL the students.

To date, 10 days later we await the PPP Government to inform us whether March 13th 2026 matter was reported to the Police and whether the teacher was charged.
These issues are taking place within a stone throw from both Minister's (Education and Human Service) Office and they are moving at a sloth pace, imagine what's happening to our children in the hinterland areas.
These are time sensitive issues and should be dealt with immediately. Delays can cause further harm to the students.

Our children deserves better!
Our children are our future!
Highlights for Children

29/01/2026

Good morning Guyana!
Yesterday I visited the mining town of Linden along with my colleague Member of Parliament Mr. Duarte Hetsberger and thr Leader of the Opposition Mr. Azruddin Mohamed to give support to our colleague Winners as they engage with other residents in a peaceful protest seeking to have the Minister of Local Government and the REO reconvene the meeting for the elections to elect the Chairman and Vice Chairman for Region 10.
I also used the opportunity to gather the women and speak about social services issues affecting them and listen to their concerns.

09/01/2026

An informative read from Hon. Roysdale Forde.
The implications of the PPP regime to accept deportees from the USA is a sentence on our future and a sanction on all Guyanese.

By Roysdale Forde S.C- In international relations, the sovereignty of nations is not merely a theoretical construct but a foundational principle enshrined in instruments such as the United Nations…

03/01/2026

Happy 2026 to all of Guyana here at home and the diaspora.
While we await an address from the President of Guyana on the Venezuelan issue and a collaboration with the Opposition let me report on yesterday's site visit.

Yesterday the first working day of the year I visited the Bourda Market in Georgetown with my Opposition Parliamentary Colleagues from WIN led by the Leader of WIN and Opposition Leader Mr. Azzrudin Mohamed.
The deplorable inhumane conditions ( flooding, clogged drains, leaking roof, garbage piled up for days, non functional toilet facilities) I saw whereby vendor ply their trade and customers endure is a reflection of the PPP Government that does not care for the working class people of this country but what was more troubling was a particular area of the market (Between North Road and Robb Streets) occupied by young people who are considered destitutes. Vendors complained of a young woman who I observed very sick and fragile laying on a piece of sponge, she needs medical help and they reportedly called the ambulance to take her to the hospital but nothing happened.
All of what I personally observed yesterday is a reflection of the prevalence of poverty impacting on the living conditions of approximately 58% of our population . I saw women who appeared to be of unsound mind trampling through the markets verbally abusing customers, young persons who appeared to be suffering from Substance abuse disorder piled up in one corner of the market. It was sickening to witness the condition of our people living right here in the Capital city of Georgetown. It was sickening to experience.
In the 2025 Budget the Ministry of Human Services and Social Security received under one Programme - Social Services $55,193,711,000.00. What measures did the Ministry put in place to address this particular issue? How can we as a society work collectively to end this situation at the Bourda Market?
I am calling on the Leaders with responsibility to get out of your fancy offices and visit the Markets - it is where the poor people shop for their sustenance. I would like to see a collaboration between the Ministries of Human Services, Local Government, Health and the Mayor and City Council of Georgetown to address these issues.

01/01/2026

As we begin a new Calendar year I pray that we take more time to acknowledge the goodness of God almighty and to be kind to the people we come into contact with daily.
Life is at a fast pace now but find time to slow down and improve the quality of your life and the people you care for now.

14/12/2025

WIN Region #5
Today I joined the West Berbice Women Innovators and the Blue Wave team at their first women Symposium. The activity marks the end of their targeted activities in relation to 16 day of activism in observance of the elimination of violence against women and girls.
I congratulated them in being successful in engaging a few brave men who attended the activity and took a pledge to support the women and end violence.

09/12/2025

While at the Amerindian Hostel at Princess Street, Georgetown last Sunday 7th December, 2025 with Leader of WIN Azruddin Team Mohamed's and other Members of Parliament from the WIN party, I spoke to a young lady who is 16 years old and 9 months pregnant from Baramita in Region one. She has no baby clothes and has no clue what will happen when the contractions start what to do but she knows she has to go to GPHC to deliver the baby.
I felt so sorry for her knowing what the pain of child's birth feels like even as a grown woman.
I looked around and saw so many others like her with new born babies in their hands or in their 3rd trimester.
The one issue that hurts to the core is when they talked about being 9 months pregnant and having to use a dirty toilet and then having to fetch water in buckets to flush the toilet.
Women deserves better! Indigenous women deserves respect and care.
Guyana deserve better!

09/12/2025

Good Evening Guyana!
As you lay your head down to rest in this most uncertain world - Pray remember that your purpose is not what you do - its what happens to people when you do what you do... have confidence in yourself and help others genuinely.