The quiet revolution ignited by David Granger

I have to admit, I’ve been thinking a lot about plantain chips lately. And not because I have some exotic culinary fetish, though I wouldn’t rule that out entirely. No, it’s because of this quiet revolution in Guyana’s small business sector, which, ironically, has the country’s major political parties tangled up in a sort of delicious irony. It’s like watching two neurotic siblings’ squabble over the same slice of cake, only to realize one of them baked it, decades ago.