Hindsight
Mischaracterising African Guyanese Rebuke of State and Society: A Reply to Kit Nascimento
I write in response to a letter by Mr. Kit Nascimento published in the April 1 edition of some newspapers....
Read moreIn the Face of Autocracy: Maintaining the Electoral Machine or Defending the Tribe or Both?
The PPP’s onslaught continues. They have now ditched the constitutional consultations with the Leader of the Opposition. They are unilaterally...
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Walking in the Dark: Independence and National Failure
Guyana is 56 years old. At the end of the day, we have survived as a Nation State. But have...
Read moreTotalitarianism and Ethnocracy: Recipe for a Political Time Bomb
Guyana is in a very bad place. But we are too divided a society to come to a mutual understanding...
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Why the PPP can bulldoze houses at Linden with such ease
This past week images of homes at Linden being bulldozed on the orders of the government of Guyana brought African...
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The ball is in the PPP’s Court
After almost two years in office, the PPP has shown no inclination to tone down the harshness of its rulership....
Read moreGive Thanks to Robert Corbin
It is difficult to accurately predict political behavior. What is true for fifty years could change in a day. Guyana’s...
Read moreEthnicity and Party Politics in Guyana: The birth of the First PPP
I start my analysis from the conclusion that there have been two PPP’s. The first one which arose from an...
Read moreThe Factions within the PNC must Swim together or Perish Together
After more than three months of the most unusual political drama, newly elected leader of the PNC, Aubrey Norton has...
Read moreThere can be no Consensus on Judicial Appointments outside of Consensus on Power
This past week, the president of the Guyana Bar Association captured the news-headlines with her observation that the system being...
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