Guyana gone to goat Sh** under APNU. Seniors are being squeezed.

Well, they voted for change. Good for them.

lying lil skont. All of Mr. Munroe's concerns occurred prior to May 11th.

By the way - the admins or you deleted your racist thread so let me repost my reply. I am fully in favor of ANY study you want linking crime with race as long as incest, wife beating, womb cleansing, crimes of passion, cutlass wars, drug dealing, drug leading, gun running and so on are considered. Let the stats be a witness to your dark soul of how depraved some of alyuh can be.

WHATTAXXX Pon de patax!

 

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Concern for citizens aged 65 plus!

August 1, 2015

...and? fella - did you ever go to a real school? Your stupidity is astounding!

Originally Posted by yuji22:

 

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Home > LETTERS > Concern for citizens aged 65 plus!

Concern for citizens aged 65 plus!

August 1, 2015

...and? fella - did you ever go to a real school? Your stupidity is astounding!

You are dunce as a goat.

APNU's racism makes you glee and jump in joy as Indos are now sacrificed and pushed aside in favour of your own type.

Welcome to change - racism and discrimination towards Indos is the new norm. 

I have news for you... Indos of today are not the Indos of yesterday.

Now go and rush to the defence of the many criminals of your type.

..heh heh. Doesn't take long to bring out the Brahmin superiority complex. Care to expand on what my "type" is Susie?

Susie Patax...that has a very nice ring to it, yesssss.

SP is the word.

Gov’t’s instruction to millers to take back rice a “backward step” – RPA

– has legal, economical ramifications

By Jarryl Bryan

Almost 300 containers of rice that were earmarked for shipment to Venezuela but were left sitting on a local wharf after Venezuela ordered a temporary halt to shipments, have been ordered back into the hands of millers by the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB).
This directive, which Kaieteur News understands was given last week, has seen millers having no other alternative than to take back their rice, but questions have been raised whether the price farmers are getting per bag would drop even lower than its current $2500 with the next crop expected in September of 2015 as millers will seek to recuperate losses.
General Secretary of the Guyana Rice Producers Association (GRPA) Dharamkumar Seeraj, has described this as a “backward step” on the part of the A Partnership for National Unity/Alliance for Change (APNU+AFC) Government.

You happy or sad bout dis?

The cancellation of the rice deal was known under the PPP govt. and that is a documented fact. Even Grand Wizard Baseman doesn't deny that. So top posting fahhhhht

Sugar Industry in trouble…Booming rice sector could still go bust – Dr. Clive Thomas

Those economic time bombs…Booming rice sector could still go bust – Dr. Clive Thomas

Dr. Clive Thomas

JUNE 14, 2015 | BY KNEWS |

Ministers/VPs pay hike pegged at over $245M annually

Finance Minister Winston Jordan

… move mean not lean – Amerindian leaders

 

… Guyanese shocked

Imagine what he could be if he spent all his time posting here learning English.

Berbice Chamber laments steep rise in crime

Govt to remove $60B in funds from commercial banks

Finance Minister Winston Jordan

Amid economic downturn

 

…PSC up in arms, concerned this will sink economy

Roopnaraine agreed to abruptly ending Rodney CoI

PPP/C whips Govt over anti-poor policies

Enmore businessman robbed at gunpoint in Linden

Govt encourages sector

Govt to award VPs and 27 Ministers 100%+ salary increases

Government mulls salary hike for Cabinet Members

….while Public Servants may get 10%

…“reallocation of resources, APNU/AFC style” says PPP

Corentyne farmer found buried in shallow grave

Dead: Henry Lalman

Police in Berbice are investigating the death of a Corentyne cattle farmer whose body was discovered in a shallow grave at Skeldon, Region Six (East Berbice-Corentyne) on Thursday afternoon.

Former cop shot, left in drain at Tucville

Injured, Desmond McPherson

An ex-Police Officer was shot twice and left to die at Turning Point Bridge, Tucville, Georgetown on Thursday evening following a gun attack allegedly by well-known gang members. The injured man was identified as 23-year-old Desmond McPherson of Lot 1 Meadowbrook Gardens, Georgetown.

Essequibo mothers protest scrapping of $10,000 cash grant

By Indrawattie Natram

 

Scores of women on the Essequibo Coast on Thursday converged in front of the Department of Education Building at Cotton Field

Parents gathered in front of the Department of Education in Region Two protesting for the continuation of the “Because We Care” $10,000 grant to their children

in Region Two (Pomeroon-Supenaam) protesting Government’s scrapping of the “Because We Care” $10,000  cash grant initiative.
Parents who chanted “no vouchers, no school” were armed with placards which read, “Unite parents, uniforms for students, meals for students”, “Is this the change? 100-day plan APNU keep your promise, Minister of Education is a sell-out”, “Is this the change to send

Bandits rob Ryhaan Shah at gunpoint

Young mother dies after giving birth at GPHC

Dead: Young mother Akeisa Richardson

Another tragedy plagued the Georgetown Public Hospital after a 21-year-old mother died three days after giving birth to a healthy bouncing baby boy.

“I see nothing wrong”, says AFC Chairman

Lawyer Nigel Hughes representing Sean Hinds

Chairman of the Alliance For Change (AFC) and Attorney Nigel Hughes has defended his decision to offer his legal service to the

Attorney Nigel Hughes

self-confessed death squad member Sean Hinds.
Hinds retained Hughes as his Attorney before turning himself into Police custody for questioning into several serious crimes, including the recent stakeout of Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo’s residence two weeks ago.

Small miners stand to lose most – GGDMA

News

Guyana says oil rig leaves disputed waters

 

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David Granger (file photo)

 

 

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AFP) — An ExxonMobil rig that ignited a maritime boundary dispute between Guyana and Venezuela has now left the area, a Guyanese official said Monday, denying it was because of Venezuelan pressure.

$18M for basic repairs to PM’s residence

Prime Minister
Moses Nagamootoo

… full rehabilitation to be done later

 

Government’s Engineers have estimated that the works to be done on the Prime Minister’s residence will cost approximately $18 million, however, these works are only basic repairs to the State-owned building.

A-HOLE ALERT ON THE BOARD!!!!!

Your [dis]Honor, baseman never acknowledge knowing about that.  What I can say, the relationship and deal with Venezuela was always tense and tenuous.  Who knows how it would have gone had the oil discovery been announced with the PPP in power.  However, taking Mad-uno at his word, the installation of a US backed military friendly Govt in GT did not go over too well.  But this might be just smoke, we may never know.

Listen, they in a business that has these inherent risks.  They need to move on and find another existence.

$18M for basic repairs to PM’s residence

July 3, 2015 By GuyanaTimes

Prime Minister
Moses Nagamootoo

… full rehabilitation to be done later

 

Government’s Engineers have estimated that the works to be done on the Prime Minister’s residence will cost approximately $18 million, however, these works are only basic repairs to the State-owned building.

Antiman Yugi, this is because of the negligence of the PPP/C.

Originally Posted by yuji22:

$18M for basic repairs to PM’s residence

July 3, 2015 By GuyanaTimes

Prime Minister
Moses Nagamootoo

… full rehabilitation to be done later

 

Government’s Engineers have estimated that the works to be done on the Prime Minister’s residence will cost approximately $18 million, however, these works are only basic repairs to the State-owned building.

Antiman Yugi, this is because of the negligence of the PPP/C.

Blame the coolieman.  Eh!

Originally Posted by Mitwah:

Originally Posted by yuji22:

$18M for basic repairs to PM’s residence

July 3, 2015 By GuyanaTimes

Prime Minister
Moses Nagamootoo

… full rehabilitation to be done later

 

Government’s Engineers have estimated that the works to be done on the Prime Minister’s residence will cost approximately $18 million, however, these works are only basic repairs to the State-owned building.

Antiman Yugi, this is because of the negligence of the PPP/C.

Blame the coolieman.  Eh!

You said that.

Mits blamed the PPP if as you say they happen to be coolie party, then yes he blamed them.