Future Notes
‘Let’s hope not Guyana’
The oligarchy of the People's Progressive Party (PPP) has spent the last 25 of its 30 years in government depressing...
Read moreDetails‘Astroturfing, autocracy and development’
Immediately upon Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost’s election as Pope Leo XIV, I humorously sent a note to colleagues suggesting that...
Read moreDetails‘Border dispute and shared governance’
More than ever today there is urgent need for national unity. Cheddi Jagan, Forbes Burnham and even the late president...
Read moreDetails‘Pastor Clarke: misleading his flock’
A few months ago, President Irfaan Ali said that his government was looking for ways to help the religious establishment,...
Read moreDetails‘Unintended Consequences of PPP’s surveillance state’
Condolences to the family and friends of Ronaldo Peters and Keon Fogenay who were shot and killed by the police...
Read moreDetails‘PNC, AFC coalition formation’
Political combinations, mergers and coalitions have littered the modern political process in Guyana: the People’s National Congress (PNC) largely resulted...
Read moreDetails‘What vision? Failure beckons’
A few days ago, following a chant the PPP would like us all to repeat, it was reported that Mr....
Read moreDetails‘Is the PPP astroturfing?’
‘Astroturfing is an artificially manufactured political movement designed to give the appearance of grassroots activism. It involves presenting a biased...
Read moreDetails‘Initiating Democratic Governance in Guyana’
Today, under the rubric of economic growth, autocratic regimes worldwide - in Africa, America Guyana and Asia - are attempting...
Read moreDetails‘Racism or a deficiency of vision’
If there is a single reason no one, but particularly Africans, should vote for the People's Progressive Party (PPP) at...
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