Future Notes
“Guyana a ‘criminal enterprise’ state”
Could it be that with the end of communism, the State under the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has become something...
Read moreDetails“PPP the archetypal ‘memory warrior’”
It was hilarious to find Mr. Baytoram Ramharack, who having spent almost his entire article of about a thousand words...
Read moreDetails‘A costly governance stalemate’
From its formation to the fall of international communism in 1989, the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) sought to use liberal...
Read moreDetails‘The PNC must drive constitutional reform’
Throughout the modern political history of Guyana, the destiny of its two major ethnic groups – Africans and Indians -...
Read moreDetails‘PNC congress and the African dilemma’
The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has just completed a very orderly and successful 32nd congress in which all the girls...
Read moreDetails‘Supermajority immunity and change’
A few weeks ago, Mr. Ralph Ramkarran claimed that the constitutional immunity of the president is a ‘diabolical travesty ......
Read moreDetails‘The PPP’s democratic deficit’
By pure chance - and some would add a great deal of APNU+AFC coalition political incompetence - the PPP has...
Read moreDetails‘The PPP’s approach is fatal’
Since about 2000. the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) has been using all manner of undemocratic and discriminatory means to force...
Read moreDetails‘The programmatic suppression of Africans’
Guyana’s government delegation to the opening of the Third Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent in...
Read moreDetails‘Defanging the Integrity Commission at a Time of Concern.’
Guyana’s 1997 Integrity Commission Act sought to make provisions for the purpose of ‘securing the integrity of those in public...
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