Yugi22 is a political prostitute.

Yuji22 tek yuh story to Transparency International....

Sorry....We cant help you on GNI.

http://www.inewsguyana.com/ars...ke-at-parika-mandir/

"Persaud however could not say who might have done the damage. He explained to this online news agency that the Mandir was fully secured the night before.

He further explained that there is one particular door within the building which can be opened with a knife. However, this is only known to members closely associated with the Mandir, Persaud told iNews."

I agree. Nothing in the above article says anything about having to do with the opposition or other parties but yuji knows as fact it was done by the AFC. He is a blasted idiot as we all know so we take him lightly.

To date: AFC has not been able to shake off these revelations by on of their own. Not one singe supporter of the AFC has the guts to address corruption in the AFC.

A top contributor fled from the AFC. Why ?

The leadership of the AFC is like a dictatorship worse than Burnham. Those who speak out are kicked out. The AFC will pay for these actions at the next election.

Funding for the AFC has dried up. They have become a Dog eat Dog party. They duck for cover when corruption is revealed and shove any revelations under the carpet. 

What a bunch of conmen. I repeat, Donations for the AFC has dried up. Who will donate to a dirty and corrupt party like the AFC ?  

rev

Did the AFC kicked out Dr Asquith Rose and Dr. Tarron Khemraj or these chaps left of their own free will and went to the APNU?

Mitwah and the other AFC chaps, can you please provide answers?

TK publicly condemned Moses for not standing up and speaking out. Moses has become the water boy and washer person for Kathy.  AFC is a dictatorship. Even Moses has become a water boy.

In 2013 the AFC waged a fight against corruption and advocated the need for   good governance. We focused on demanding accountability and transparency in   the day to day running of our dear country Guyana. In this area our shouts   have been loud and resounding resulting in the many revelations of corruption   in the management of our national assets by our Government that seemed to   plague the entire year yet again. This fight was vindicated with the   pronouncements we heard from Transparency   International, in US State Department reports, from our diplomatic missions   and our own Auditor General as we continue to strive to establish a true   democracy.

Dear Friend,
 
  As the New Year approaches the Alliance For Change gives thanks for all the   blessings and support we have received from the people of Guyana and will   continue to work
 
  towards creating a more prosperous Guyana – one that all her citizens would   be proud to call home. This past year has been a challenging one for most   Guyanese with alarmingly high levels of domestic violence, affecting mainly   our women and the high incidence of road fatalities, which have taken many   valuable lives, including our youngest and brightest minds.
 
  In 2013 the AFC waged a fight against corruption and advocated the need for   good governance. We focused on demanding accountability and transparency in   the day to day running of our dear country Guyana. In this area our shouts   have been loud and resounding resulting in the many revelations of corruption   in the management of our national assets by our Government that seemed to   plague the entire year yet again. This fight was vindicated with the   pronouncements we heard from Transparency
   
  International, in US State Department reports, from our diplomatic missions   and our own Auditor General as we continue to strive to establish a true   democracy.
 
 
  Our stance in Parliament has been based on these principles as we sought to   bring the Government to account to Parliament as should be. To this end we   have taken up issues that dealt with this – including the need for the   establishment of a Public Procurement Commission, and amendments to the   Fiscal Management and Accountable Act to ensure financial accountability of   the Judiciary and Parliament. We have taken strong positions on the need for   state funds held by NICIL to be deposited and accounted for in our consolidate   fund, and that both the Integrity and the Ethnic Relations Commissions should   be fully operationalized.
 
  The Alliance For Change has also advocated that the position of Chancellor   and Chief Justice be filled and most importantly have been consistent over   the years with calls for the holding of Local Government Elections which we   know will open up a new vista for peoples participation. These are the   hallmarks of what the AFC has done to enhance our democracy in 2013.
 
  In 2014 our still incomplete agenda will continue as we fervently hope that   Local government Elections will be held. We will continue the fight for a   living wage, and that monies voted for increases in wages will be   specifically quantified in the next budget. It is our hope that greater respect   for collective bargaining and consultation with the Unions on the welfare of   their members and without government making arbitrary awards will take place.
 
  We will continue to advance the issues you have asked us to raise on your   behalf – a reduction in the economic pressures placed on your pockets,   garbage free communities for your children to grow up in, jobs for our young   people and a livable wage for all.
 
  In 2014 we will lobby hard to ensure that the state media will be opened up   to give us and other organizations access to this “national” resources as   happens in most democracies across the globe and that coverage of   parliamentary proceedings will be carried live better informing the people of   Guyana and eliminating the cloak and dagger approach.
 
  We in the Alliance for Change know that more can be achieved when we accept   that every Guyanese has a valuable contribution to make. We recommit to   ensuring that the spirit of working together amongst our major political   parties is put back firmly on the national agenda recognizing that   constructive dialogue is the only way to ensure we move this country of ours   forward, for the benefit of all.
 
  In closing we salute our gallant fighters in all ten regions of Guyana and in   the diaspora who have kept the Alliance For Change going under difficult   circumstance and note the passing of several of our members and close friends   who have all contributed to making the AFC a national institution for change.   May your new year be filled with peace, good health and prosperity.
 
  Happy New Year to all Guyana.
  Alliance For Change