Prime Minister Gaston Browne (Antigua and Barbuda), former Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, and Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema gathered at the NEO Framework Forum in Antigua. Leaders from various regions unite under the People’s New Economic Order to enhance governance transparency and risk recalibration.
On January 16, the global system will not collapse; it will recalibrate instead. We are transitioning from emerging crises towards a coalition for governance rooted in law and transparency.
The NEO initiative, originating in Antigua and Barbuda, is rapidly expanding its influence across Kenya and Zambia. This new framework is designed to ensure that governance is transparent, recognizable in legal practices, and continuously adjustable without chaos.
The concept of a Sovereign Gravity Field characterizes this shift. It indicates a new form of authority grounded in clarity rather than dominance. As governance becomes visible and measurable, it sets off automatic adjustments in global economic dynamics—risk recalibration, capital repricing, and normalized mobility.
Reparations — Redefined as Correction
Within the NEO philosophy, the idea of reparations transforms from a demand into a correction mechanism, emphasizing honesty in measurement over distortion.
As we look ahead, expectations around U.S. visa normalization for Antiguan citizens by May 2026 reflect the evolving landscape that will follow January 16’s recalibration of governance standards.
