With all the corruption and stealing of state assets, they also supplied wrong products and not getting paid. 

Good thing PNC/AFC lost.

With all the problems facing the sugar estates, it the new government running a risk to reopen them? Keeping up with a campaign promise doesn't mean to keep up with an industry that doesn't yield profit and provide long term employment for workers. This is the future and sooner the management of GUYSUCO will have to invest in modern machinery to replace human labor. Are they looking at the future like I do?

Zulfikar ,pissing in the wind ,fooled their supporters in Region 6 about opening Sugar Estates ,they were only concerned for the Ratman to handle Oil and Gas plus the Finance Ministry ,so they can fatten their bank accounts. They will fail ,can't deliver . Watch how they will be hammered in parliament.

What's Zulfikar qualifications ? other than a political hack.

@Former Member posted:

With all the problems facing the sugar estates, it the new government running a risk to reopen them? Keeping up with a campaign promise doesn't mean to keep up with an industry that doesn't yield profit and provide long term employment for workers. This is the future and sooner the management of GUYSUCO will have to invest in modern machinery to replace human labor. Are they looking at the future like I do?

Sugar needs to be looked at in a broader sense. An unprofitable industry does not necessarily equate to an economic loss.

@Former Member posted:

Sugar needs to be looked at in a broader sense. An unprofitable industry does not necessarily equate to an economic loss.

How many years was the PPP looking at the sugar industry ? where the money will come from for the huge subsidy ? you are in some kind of Finance ,what happens to Companies in the US when it's not profitable ?

@Django posted:

Zulfikar ,pissing in the wind ,fooled their supporters in Region 6 about opening Sugar Estates ,they were only concerned for the Ratman to handle Oil and Gas plus the Finance Ministry . They will fail ,can't deliver .

What's Zulfikar qualifications ? other than a political hack.

At this stage, Guyana cannot rely on oil and gas alone but have to tap into other sectors. Sugar and rice were two viable sectors at one time, but mismanagement has played a part in sinking both. Are we going back to the failure of bailing out just to give workers a job? They should privatize the sugar industries. Just my opinion.

@Former Member posted:

At this stage, Guyana cannot rely on oil and gas alone but have to tap into other sectors. Sugar and rice were two viable sectors at one time, but mismanagement has played a part in sinking both. Are we going back to the failure of bailing out just to give workers a job? They should privatize the sugar industries. Just my opinion.

Sugar is dead ,too costly to produce in Guyana ,use the lands for other crops.Rice is in private hands and doing well, except for marketing which is in the hands of the government.

I have a friend who is planting over 50 acres of rice and is profitable.

@Django posted:

Sugar is dead ,to costly to produce in Guyana ,use the lands for other crops.

Rice is in private hands and doing well, except for marketing. I have a friend who is planting over 50 acres and is profitable.

The cocaine in rice will definitely put a dent on the export market. Do you think GRBD had a hand into it?

@Former Member posted:

The cocaine in rice will definitely put a dent on the export market. Do you think GRBD had a hand into it?

Minister of Agriculture Zulficar Mustapha on Tuesday said he has asked the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) to provide details about 1.5 tons of cocaine that German authorities said were found stashed in a sacks of rice from Guyana.

https://demerarawaves.com/2020...ocaine-in-rice-bust/

Zulfikar ,turn police he will find out.

@Django posted:

How many years was the PPP looking at the sugar industry ? where the money will come from for the huge subsidy ? you are in some kind of Finance ,what happens to Companies in the US when it's not profitable ?

You don’t understand the larger context and don’t understand what I wrote.  Me done with you on that. 

@Former Member posted:

You don’t understand the larger context and don’t understand what I wrote.  Me done with you on that. 

Continue to think so !!!  I man doan go around prattling to impress people.

There are many threads on the Forum ,you should dig it up.

@Django posted:

Minister of Agriculture Zulficar Mustapha on Tuesday said he has asked the Guyana Rice Development Board (GRDB) to provide details about 1.5 tons of cocaine that German authorities said were found stashed in a sacks of rice from Guyana.

https://demerarawaves.com/2020...ocaine-in-rice-bust/

Zulfikar ,turn police he will find out.

It’s not a matter of turning police.  The investigation has to start internally to narrow exactly where the breach occurred and then try to narrow the persons to be questioned.  It’s a standard detective approach.

Good thing PNC/AFC lost.

@Django posted:

Continue to think so !!!  I man doan go around prattling to impress people.

There are many threads on the Forum ,you should dig it up.

You cannot!

@Django posted:

Sugar is dead ,too costly to produce in Guyana ,use the lands for other crops. Rice is in private hands and doing well, except for marketing which is in the hands of the government.

I have a friend who is planting over 50 acres of rice and is profitable.

Maybe the Coalition Crew should have given out those Guysuco land to laid off sugar workers to use for other crops instead of giving it to their friends and families.

@Former Member posted:

It’s not a matter of turning police.  The investigation has to start internally to narrow exactly where the breach occurred and then try to narrow the persons to be questioned.  It’s a standard detective approach.

Good thing PNC/AFC lost.

There are  appropriate investigative authorities to handle that.

@Former Member posted:

Maybe the Coalition Crew should have given out those Guysuco land to laid off sugar workers to use for other crops instead of giving it to their friends and families.

How much lands was given away ?

@Former Member posted:

You cannot!

Banna you are a lightweight , i am my own man in business for decades ,no need to go further .

@Django posted:

How much lands was given away ?

More than enough to give those displaced sugar workers enough to provide a decent living for their families.

@Former Member posted:

More than enough to give those displaced sugar workers enough to provide a decent living for their families.

Give a figure of the amount.

@Former Member posted:

With all the problems facing the sugar estates, it the new government running a risk to reopen them? Keeping up with a campaign promise doesn't mean to keep up with an industry that doesn't yield profit and provide long term employment for workers. This is the future and sooner the management of GUYSUCO will have to invest in modern machinery to replace human labor. Are they looking at the future like I do?

They will be forced to use modern machinery to replace human labourers who left the country to join their relatives abroad. This was coming.

Moses Nagamootoo promised them in 2015 to invest millions into Guysuco but did not keep his promise. So don't talk about promises the PPP made in 2020.  That will be fulfilled.

@Ramakant-P posted:

They will be forced to use modern machinery to replace human labourers who left the country to join their relatives abroad. This was coming.

Moses Nagamootoo promised them in 2015 to invest millions into Guysuco but did not keep his promise. So don't talk about promises the PPP made in 2020.  That will be fulfilled.

How the machines will function with the current field layout ?

@Django posted:

How the machines will function with the current field layout ?

They will have to change the landscape before they plant the crops. The rest will be easy.  

They used to say that computers will replace mankind, but as I see it, they required more men to manage those computers. So I am not worried about people losing their jobs.

@Django posted:

Sugar is dead ,too costly to produce in Guyana ,use the lands for other crops.Rice is in private hands and doing well, except for marketing which is in the hands of the government.

I have a friend who is planting over 50 acres of rice and is profitable.

You wished.

@Former Member posted:

You wished.

You will find out ,they fooled the Berbicians.

@Ramakant-P posted:

They will have to change the landscape before they plant the crops. The rest will be easy.  

They used to say that computers will replace mankind, but as I see it, they required more men to manage those computers. So I am not worried about people losing their jobs.

LOL two decades ago they never started that ,do will do so now.

@Django posted:

LOL two decades ago they never started that ,do will do so now.

We just have to wait and see. I recommend to the PPP to go the high tech way.

@Django posted:

You will find out ,they fooled the Berbicians.

Rumjaat and Nagga Butoo!

@kp posted:

Rumjaat and Nagga Butoo!

Wait and see how these two coolies will try to bring down the PPP.

@Ramakant-P posted:

Wait and see how these two coolies will try to bring down the PPP.

Naga ,may retire from politics ,he is not on the list for parliament.

@Django posted:

Naga ,may retire from politics ,he is not on the list for parliament.

Freddie Kissoon is not in Parliament either, but he is doing a good job messing the governments.

@Django posted:

How much lands was given away ?

Don't you know? how come this slip you.

 Wales land was given away.

 Sugar is not dead ,but the PNC had wanted to kill the Sugar workers, starve them to death{Indos}

 Several parts and machines from the Estates were stolen and sold off to the benefit of the PNC cabal, you know? They purposely destroyed the lively hood of the Indian Sugar workers, you know why? ask Volda Lawrence.

@kp posted:

Don't you know? how come this slip you.

 Wales land was given away.

 Sugar is not dead ,but the PNC had wanted to kill the Sugar workers, starve them to death{Indos}

 Several parts and machines from the Estates were stolen and sold off to the benefit of the PNC cabal, you know? They purposely destroyed the lively hood of the Indian Sugar workers, you know why? ask Volda Lawrence.

To who ? do the owners buy ,lease or given for free ?

Sugar Industry was killed by the PPP ,not the Coalition Government.

The last paragraph sounds like gibberish.

@Django posted:

To who ? do the owners buy ,lease or given for free ?

Sugar Industry was killed by the PPP ,not the Coalition Government.

The last paragraph sounds like gibberish.

If I were to say you are posting GIBBERISH, you would wanted to suspend/ban me.

 The PNC closed many sugar Factories to punish the INDIANS.

@kp posted:

If I were to say you are posting GIBBERISH, you would wanted to suspend/ban me.

 The PNC closed many sugar Factories to punish the INDIANS.

Mind your grammar.

Indians?

Your hogwash statement is very amusing but harmless. 

@Mitwah posted:

Mind your grammar.

Indians?

Your hogwash statement is very amusing but harmless. 

How are you managing your mental health? 

@kp posted:

 The PNC closed many sugar Factories to punish the INDIANS.

The subsidy became a burden ,the workers was given opportunities to work at other estates . The Berbice Sugar lands are connected ,so field workers wasn't affected. On the West Demerara the workers was given work at Uitvlught ,some refused.

It's good to be truthful ,instead kowtowing to political statements.

@Ramakant-P posted:

Wait and see how these two coolies will try to bring down the PPP.

Why will they do that?

They have no chance against the Almighty Ali and his guys!!!!!!!!!!

@Former Member posted:

Why will they do that?

They have no chance against the Almighty Ali and his guys!!!!!!!!!!

I agree with you here. Rama ain’t mekking no sense.