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Since 2006, Vanderbilt’s AmericasBarometer has asked Guyanese the same core questions. In 2016, system support hit a series high as agreement that democracy is best hit a series low. Why is the question, not the answer. Twenty Years of Listening: guyanabusinessjournal.com/20…

Remembering Eusi Kwayana also means asking how our institutions earn public trust. My Sunday Essay proposes a limited GMC food reserve, with published costs, audited transactions, and an expiry date. guyanabusinessjournal.com/20…

I’d finished this week’s essay when the news came that Baba Eusi had passed, at 101. It’s about two sets of Guyanese dead: Cubana 455 and the MV Barima, and the difference between remembering and accounting. His argument before it was mine. guyanabusinessjournal.com/20…

Guyana has solved transmission. It has not solved encounter. On Carter, Cambridge, the end of Stabroek News, and why the national question is not who gets to speak but who is required to listen. This week's @guybizjournal Sunday Essay 👇 guyanabusinessjournal.com/20…

The @GuyBizJournal Sunday Essay — The Window on Thomas Road Every school teaches twice. The second lesson says: this is what you are worth. guyanabusinessjournal.com/20…

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 28 (Finale) Dr. Wesley L. Harris – Existence Proof: Access and Excellence linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 27: Dr. William Alfred Massey – The Queueing Theorist Who Asked How Many Servers Do You Need at 3 PM on Tuesday?; linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month 2026, Day 26: Dr. Edray Herber Goins linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Black History Month 2026, Day 25: Dr. Clarence F. Stephens - When 184 Mathematics Majors Came from a School of 4,000 linkedin.com/pulse/black-his…

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 24-Dr. Asamoah Nkwanta – Bridging Pure Mathematics and Life Sciences Through Combinatorial Innovation linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 23: Dr. Augustine O. Munagi – The Combinatorics of Completeness linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 22: Dr. Alfred G. Noël – From Port-au-Prince to E8 linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Day 22: Dr. Craig J. Sutton – Can You Hear the Shape of a Drum? linkedin.com/pulse/day-22-dr… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 19: Dr. Suzanne L. Weekes – The Voice of Applied Mathematics linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 18: Dr. Douglas Mupasiri – The Geometry of Opportunity linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 17: Dr. Lester Mackey – From Long Island to the MacArthur Fellowship linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 16: Dr. Robert M. Bell – The Statistician Who Won the Netflix Prize linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 15: Dr. Ewart Arthur Cort Thomas – From Berbice to Stanford linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Day 12: Dr. Halvard White – The Guyanese Mathematician-Pianist linkedin.com/pulse/day-12-dr… via @LinkedIn

Check out my latest article: Black History Month, Day 11: Professor James Nwoye Adichie – Nigeria's First Professor of Statistics linkedin.com/pulse/black-his… via @LinkedIn