Future Notes
‘African Guyanese identity and resistance’
Among others, I was invited to speak at the Eusi Kwayana Emancipation Symposium at Tipperary Hall, Buxton later today and...
Read moreDetails‘Biden, Harris and Guyana’
Leading is only one aspect of leadership: in the political arena ensuring that your constituency is most adequately led is...
Read moreDetails‘Nowhere has it been different’
‘Respect and protect African Emancipation celebrations’ (KN: 16/07/2024). Ms. Olive Cannings Sampson, Chief Executive Officer of Decade for People of...
Read moreDetails‘When social institutions fail’
Liberal democracy is constitutionality - the rule of law - based upon a system of majority rule agreed upon by...
Read moreDetails‘Nigel Hughes and the context of fear’
Congratulations to Mr. Nigel Hughes on becoming the leader of the Alliance for Change (AFC). He has been involved in...
Read moreDetails‘The battle of the oligarchs’
‘It is organization which gives birth to the domination of the elected over the electors, of the mandataries over the...
Read moreDetails‘Dirty campaigning and political trust’
In an open competitive liberal democratic environment, the struggle for national political office is usually fierce but is also considered...
Read moreDetails“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...
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