Columns

OVER the next few weeks I will be dealing with several non-partisan issues. This week I’m addressing Public-Private Partnerships (Part 1) that I consider critical to Guyana’s economic development.

POTSALTH read how ‘Vanesta’ hollering that she was never arrested fuh trying and bruk up a Cup meeting de other day in de town that is name after Forbes. In de whole long letter that gat she name in de papers, she never deny she attempts fuh bruk up de meeting! De Police had fuh

THE people of Jamaica and the Caribbean Community in general have something of much political significance to look forward to after the Easter holidays. Yes, it’s the impending official state visit next month by President Barack Obama, brief as it would be.

GUYANA votes in 43 days in its General and Regional Elections. The elections are a clear two-party (PPP/C and APNU-AFC coalition) race. Billed in some quarters as the mother of all elections, which for me means to deepen democratic gains and continue to move Guyana forward. Bringing out the vote then becomes decisive, where literally

Potsalt did read about some Key people who leff RumJ and Nagga Party a few weeks ago. De men who leff, including de one time bossman GS, didn’t had any good things fuh seh about de Key Party and both RumJ and Nagga. De men dem expose de hypocrisy and what dem believe was corruption

WHEN news circulated of the bestial and unprovoked murder of Enterprise businessman Kumar Mohabir, on February 23rd, 2013, while he and his family were enjoying the Mashramani festivities, some Indo-Guyanese were heard unsympathetically commenting: “What was he doing there? That is not our culture.”

THE economic ruin that the PNC and Carl Greenidge bequeathed Guyana, not only stagnated a nation with many potential and brought indescribable embarrassment to its people, but plummeted whatever standing the country might have had with regards to its international image.

POTSALT did hear de plenty times that de PNC/Alliance people holler and seh that dem want peace and unity and a clean campaign. That is what everybody always want but de problem is, de people who does call fuh it, don’t really want it! De first thing was when Nagga open he mouth and seh

How could we create and generate capital to achieve the national development we envision?

POTSALT following de sayings of David and it getting interesting everyday. Remember de other day when at de fancy lunch that de business people organise, he holler that he would build de hydro if he win? Remember only just before that he holler that de hydro bad and he and Nagga and RumJ team up