Another inept PNC appointed CEO bites the dust.
Ali means business.
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The PPP plans to build over 10,000 houses annually.
Other ventures:
Invest in support infrastructure in existing and new housing schemes. â Reverse VAT on building materials.
â Facilitate affordable financing for homeownership. â P
Promote homeownership, particularly among youths and young professionals through tax and other incentives.
â Promote partnerships and incentivize private sector involvement in the sector.
We are moving the country forward.
This is good news. We should not forget that after 23 years the PPP had given us Plastic City.
When the PPP is back, PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY IS BACK!!!
@Mitwah posted:This is good news. We should not forget that after 23 years the PPP had given us Plastic City.
Well the PNC didnât jump on these low hanging fruits to show the people the cared. These are the missed opportunities for the PNC. Instead they got carried away with the good life and forgot the people.
Now meh hear dem rocking and shaking with coolie people in Berbice! Dem behind the 8 ball.
@Former Member posted:Well the PNC didnât jump on these low hanging fruits to show the people the cared. These are the missed opportunities for the PNC. Instead they got carried away with the good life and forgot the people.
Now meh hear dem rocking and shaking with coolie people in Berbice! Dem behind the 8 ball.
Yuh full of fraaf. What is your foundation doing with all that money you collected? You gat no shame referring to the poor as low hanging fruit.
Take a look in the mirror.
O rass Mitwah took over Moses role as AFC PNC bottle washer. 
Mitwah, please clean up those snake oil bottles while you're at it. 
Granger is going out to bring out his slop can too, clean it carefully.
Ow bai, look what Moses and Ramjattan's pitch forks did to you. 
@Former Member posted:O rass Mitwah took over Moses role as AFC PNC bottle washer.
Mitwah, please clean up those snake oil bottles while you're at it.
Ow bai, look what Moses and Ramjattan's pitch forks did to you.
Because yuh mouth like a batty, yuh talking shit. 
@Mitwah posted:Because yuh mouth like a batty, yuh talking shit.
You deh pan farm, shooting from all the holes, it's only Thursday, take it easy one more day to go.
Stop smelling up the place.
@kp posted:You deh pan farm, shooting from all the holes, it's only Thursday, take it easy one more day to go.
Stop smelling up the place.
PGFY!
These are some more projects that the PPP will be obligated to complete:
Expand main roads and other essential infrastructure to accommodate growth in population and traffic.
â Improve community roads and implement an Urban Improvement Programme in Georgetown and other urban areas.
â Provide better drainage to prevent flooding in our communities.
â Enhance drainage and irrigation systems to improve agricultural productivity and community health and welfare.
â Provide significant support from Central Government for garbage collection in our communities.
â Ensure regular maintenance of outfall channels and sluices and procure suitable dredging equipment for each affected region.
â Build a bypass road with connections to Mocha, Eccles and the Demerara Harbour Bridge.
â Build and maintain 2000 miles of hinterland roads.
â Maintain hinterland airstrips and develop Lethem to an international port of entry status.
Go PPP!
Imagine how developed Guyana would have been and how many Guyanese would have already had decent housing if the AFC did not sabotage the PPP developments when they conspired with the PNC lead APNU since 2011. Nearly 10 years of potential development squandered by the APNU+AFC.
But the PPP is competent so they will ensure upward growth now.
The people in Guyana are too afraid to say what an ass Ali was as housing minister. His arrogant behaviour left many people crying after visiting his office, including seniors. When will he correct his past deeds and apologise to the people ?
How come so many PPP projects previously failed, including roads that did not last more than six months ? Skeldon, fibre, etc ? Incompetence or cronyism ?
August 27 ,2020
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Former PNCR Parliamentarian and Coalition member, Mr Aubrey Norton today expressed astonishment at the new Housing Ministerâs declared intention to not honour hundreds of housing contracts signed with Guyanese citizens under a 50% discount program instituted by the former coalition government.
There has been wide concern that reneging on contractual agreements will mean an inability to trust any future Guyanese government. Investors, whether they be local or foreign can only now plan on a five year cycle as demographics indicate that populations of supporters for both parties are very close in numbers. If contracts are not honoured today, who is to say that a victorious coalition in 2020 will decide not to honour agreements signed by the current PPPC government. This new development contributes a new risk to investing in Guyana. Diaspora investors have voiced their concern.
In response to the announcement, Aubrey Norton stated, âI am astonished, though not surprised, that the Housing Minister, sworn in on the basis of fraudulent votes, has declared that he will refund monies to persons who paid the 50 percent downpayment for house lots because there is no infrastructure. This position borders on idiocy and is hypocritical.
It should be recalled that the PPPC issued house lots in Farm, Herstelling and other places without water, electricity or proper roads. It was the APNU-AFC government which delivered infrastructural facilities to those areas. It was the APNU-AFC government which strived to ensure that, as far as possible, development of house lots was accompanied by the development of community infrastructure. This was hampered by the lack of a national budget in recent months but that intention was always there. Conversely, it is the PPPC that is known for issuing house lots in areas with no accompanying infrastructure and it is the PPPC that is known for seeing no issue with this. It is therefore ridiculous for the PPPC to hide behind the claim that the absence of infrastructure is the driver for the decision to rescind these houselots. This argument is not only nonsensical but points to the discriminatory nature of this fraudulent regime.
But, let us assume that there is indeed no infrastructure. What prevents this fraudulent government from budgeting for it in the upcoming budget and providing the needed infrastructure like they did in Pradoville 1 and 2? Nothing! Why would the already issued houselots have to be rescinded for further infrastructural development to be undertaken? They donât!
As always, the PPPC wants to be vindictive and do not care for the Guyanese people. This is a blatant and crass attempt to not give house lots to poor people, to young people, to the ordinary man and woman because they benefited under the APNU-AFC government. This is petty, childish and characteristic of this corrupt cabal that euphemistically calls itself government.
I encourage all Guyanese to resist this ridiculous act by the PPPC and to challenge it in the courts. Every citizen who was awarded a house lot and made the requisite downpayment should have received a receipt and agreement. Maintain those records and use them to challenge this illegal move the PPPC.
It is claimed that, in at least one case, the PPPC intends to sell swaths of the rescinded land to a big businessman who supports the PPPC, who will then sell it to the ordinary man at exorbitant prices and further enrich himself at the expense of poor Guyanese people. This move will be opposed at every turn.
The PPPC is already manifesting that it has no interest in the small man and the people of Guyana generally, regardless of race, gender, age, or any other demographic. Their interest is enriching the PPPC corrupt, fraudulent cabal and its cronies. This will not go unchallenged!
Guyana belongs to all Guyanese, no matter who they are, what they look like, which God they pray to or which political party they support. That is my belief. It is the position of the party that I support and so we will fight for equity, fairness and development that reaches and benefits Guyana and all of her peoples.â
Norton spreading fake news.
The Ministry of Housing and Water has commenced a review exercise for questionable allocations made, following complains by allottees that they feel duped out of their hard earn monies for lands they are still to identify.
The issue was brought to the attention of the subject Minister, Collin Croal, on Wednesday, August 26, 2020, as he was conducting a series of community meetings in the West Berbice Region. Initial checks into these recent allocations have revealed that the ownership of these lands by our agency remains in limbo. This is compounded by the fact that these lands have no infrastructure in place and allottees cannot even identify their lots.
Given the time frame when these allocations were made, the assumption can be made that these allocations were a mere political gimmick.
Until such time when the review process is completed in the best interest of our citizens, a decision has been taken to simply put a hold on accepting payments for these allocations.
The Ministry nonetheless remains committed to the delivery of serviced lots, with all basic infrastructures in place, inclusive of fair weather access road, water distribution network, electrical network as well as drainage network.
We, therefore, want to reassure all applicants that the status of their applications will in no way be affected and they will be processed in due time.
When the projects are completed I will celebrate until then.....me ah watch dem.
Ignoring the PPP voters, have started with house lots. The agriculture minister has also been a failed state of his own from his past arrogance and vindictiveness. Lets see what other miracle they will create to improve PPP voters living conditions, before the PPP elite start building more mansions.
When will the Indians in Guyana start seeing the true nature of the Jagdeo PPP ? Vote for the PPP, then get kicked to the curb.
PPP is creating an environment of trust. If the Mahaica project is true, they are doing a fantastic job although it is not a PPP venture.
@Ramakant-P posted:PPP is creating an environment of trust. If the Mahaica project is true, they are doing a fantastic job although it is not a PPP venture.
Chupidness na gat cure.
IN LESS THAN 4 WEEKS GUYANA SWEET LAKA SUMUTOO AND CLIMBING TOWARDS THE MOUNTAIN TOP!!!!
Bai, AFC PNC couldn't even build a Toilet in five years !!
God Bless the PPP.
@Former Member posted:Bai, AFC PNC couldn't even build a Toilet in five years !!
God Bless the PPP.
That's the only thing they ever did.
@Former Member posted:O rass Mitwah took over Moses role as AFC PNC bottle washer.
Mitwah, please clean up those snake oil bottles while you're at it.
Ow bai, look what Moses and Ramjattan's pitch forks did to you.
Moses and Ramjattan never contributed anything to the Coalition. All they wanted to do is save the 'Sugar' industry. They failed.
@cain posted:When the projects are completed I will celebrate until then.....me ah watch dem.
There is a project in the making. It's a highway from Mahaica to CJIA across the savannahs.
@Ramakant-P posted:There is a project in the making. It's a highway from Mahaica to CJIA across the savannahs.
Remind me "when" it's done...properly done.
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