Ali Williams Bio:

I am 5’ 9” and copper toned. I just completed a Diploma in Public Communications at the University of Guyana.

I was named Ali in memory of my paternal grandfather who was Muslim. I am outdoor oriented person and the youngest of three sisters. I hail from Beterverwagting on the East Coast of Demerara some nine miles outside the city of Georgetown. While as a grown-up I can be reserved in the company of strangers, my childhood was spent engaged in pulling off delightful carefree pranks on my sisters; tree climbing , fishing and swimming in nearby canals.

My family now resides at Bachelor’s Adventure where I am caught up in weekly church activities such as counseling and outdoor youth activities e.g. camping.

I received my primary education at the F. E. Pollard Primary School on David Street, Kitty. Before moving on the Bygeval Secondary School on the East Coast. In 1998 I attained 6 subjects at the CXC – grades 1 – 3.

My interests in pageants was aroused way back. I remember as a little girl I always relished “dressing up”. I could not resist getting into my mother’s oversized dressing and painting my face with lipstick. When I as older I continued in this direction satisfying my urge to look pretty by taking part in school concerts, plays and plaiting of the May Pole. I was also involved with some school sports, volleyball and circle tennis. Modeling also became a big part of my teenage life.

At Bygeval Secondary School I ended my secondary school life by winning the coveted Miss Bygeval crown in 1998. Winning this crown encouraged me to commence modeling classes at Eye Full Creative Modeling Agency. I have since participated in the Red Cross Fashion Show and Remembering the Late Cheddi Jagan.

I have also taken steps along my chosen career path. I worked briefly with the Guyana Sugar Corporation Inc. (GUYSUCO) in the capacity of a laboratory technician at its Central Analytical Laboratory located in LBI. I have some experience in real estate sales and rental and I completed the two year diploma in Public Communication. I am putting my communication training to good use currently in the GUSUCO Communications Unit as a Trainee Communications Officer. This job enables me travel to different estates; meeting people of varying backgrounds and testing the waters at photojournalism.

My long term goal however is to become a lawyer and to this end I will re-enter the University of Guyana in September to complete my studies.

I was afforded the opportunity to produce and host “Youths in World Problems” – a weekly half hour television programme broadcast on Channel 67 in 2002. This helped me to engage other young people in discussions about some of the important issues affecting Guyana. HIV/AIDS, Child Abuse, Crime etc. were some of the topics explored. I hope that I will soon be able to actively help children affected by HIV/AIDS.

My motto in life is “Nothing Comes Without Prayers and Hard Work” My advice everyone is to make sure that some time in your life you just have FUN.

Rohee and his band of Police culpricts gone mad, there will be a complaint filed with the Police Complaint Authority and after then, this story will be just that.....a story to reflect on.

Compliments of the Corrupt PPP/C and their bandito Police Force.

She na wan DRUNK Minista!

Up to now the Minister vehicle was not lodge at the police station and no statement was not taken and he dodged the Breathalizer test to bury the evidence.

DRUNKEES ON TOP!

Two sets of laws in Guyana  - one fuh the drunkee Ministas and one fuh the rest of the nation.

She has a striking resemblance to that other Gyanese chick Rihanna.

Police high-handedness at play again.

Rohee's creature performing according to his nature.

The Guyana police force is at it again. Immune from disciplinary actions. Start jailing some of these cancers and useless leeches.

The Police are not only incompetent, they are a bloody menace to society.