Future Notes
‘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...
Read moreDetails‘The Mohameds, Datadin and small parties’
A rudimentary knowledge of Guyanese political history would suggest that should they enter the political race later this year, Mr....
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‘The Cuban labour export dilemma’
Recently, to the consternation of public health managers in the Caribbean and elsewhere, the United States (US) government has decided...
Read moreDetails‘DEI, nationalism, racism in Guyanese politics’
Not long into the term of the 1992 People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) government, President Cheddi Jagan was concerned that Guyanese...
Read moreDetails‘Is boycotting the 2025 elections necessary?’
Leader of the Opposition Mr. Audrey Norton believes that with a concerted effort the opposition could win the 2025 national...
Read moreDetailsDavid Hinds’ barbs are warranted
Earlier in his political career, in collaboration with Cheddi Jagan’s, largely Indian supported, People’s Progressive Party (PPP) and others, David...
Read moreDetails‘Ethnicity, corruption and governance’
‘What is to be feared is not so much the immorality of the great as the fact that immorality may...
Read moreDetails‘Parties, policies and young people’
Last week a letter by Mr. Antonio Dey, a final year university student, advised that we ‘Vote for policies and...
Read moreDetails‘Significant political struggle required’
In 2021, the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) government engaged the United States Republican Party-associated International Republican Institute (IRI) to be...
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