State Computer Laptop Training In Guyana!

http://mimbari.livejournal.com/146955.html

March 08-2012.

TO: The Editor. kaieteurnews@yahoo.com

State Computer Laptop Training In Guyana!

I am appalled to hear that he government has defaulted on the payment to several people slated to teach recipients how to use this utility.

I strongly feel that such training could be done at certain centralized facilities, that can accommodate large numbers of people, and using the video screen teaching technology, to explain how it is used in weekly or at weekend sessions.

Trainers can be given a stipend/fee for their work, ( after completing their slated sessions), or the training exercises.

Trainers MUST also be proficient in Computer operating skills, Windows, Internet access and usage.

And ensure that all who sign on to teach these skills are dependable, has the necessary verbal skills to teach the recipients, and are committed to this venture.

They must be monitored on the job (as such), and removed if or when found to be behaving inappropriately in their mannerisms, intolerant, or dis-respectful to those they teach.

Derryck.
NYC.

Guyana Police Commissioner Henry Greene's Investigation!

http://mimbari.livejournal.com/145714.html

January 16-2012.

Guyana Police Commissioner Henry Greene's Investigation!


If The Guyana Police Commissioner Henry Greene is found guilty by the Jamaican Police investigators,
Then he MUST answer to these charges in a Court Of Law, Preferably in Jamaica too!

FURTHERMORE:
I presumed that the motive behind the Jamaican Police Investigating this allegation was to have an Impartial Investigative team.

However, I also hope that these findings (are merely for information gathering), and MUST be treated as such.

And if the Guyana Attorney General's Office feel there is TANGIBLE evidence to warrant an arrest. Then they should follow the established protocols for so doing.
Finally, I don't expect that the Guyana government will allow this matter to be handled outside it's jurisdiction legally either.

JUSTICE MUST BE DONE IN GUYANA NOW:

http://mimbari.livejournal.com/145079.html

December 19-2011.

JUSTICE MUST BE DONE IN GUYANA NOW:

For all of those who were killed unjustly while protesting peacefully under the Jagdeo administration.

The Commissioner Of Police too, MUST be investigated by an IMPARTIAL Commission of people chosen by the commonweal to investigate his Crimes Against Humanity and fellow Guyanese, and to do so with great speed.

This is what is expected from the new political administration in office. And this is what is expected for Transparency, Fairness, Justice, and the Rule Of Law in Guyana.

We The People are watching, waiting, and expect expeditious action be taken on these matters from the Office Of The President of Guyana NOW.

Derryck S. Griffith.

Guyana's President Donald Ramotar Cabinet Appointees-2011.

http://www.demerarawaves.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2914&catid=1
http://mimbari.livejournal.com/144583.html

December 07-2011.

Guyana's President Donald Ramotar Cabinet Appointees-2011.

The full list of ministers sworn in is as follows:

Prime Minister, Samuel Hinds

Ally Baksh - Minister Within the Ministry of Agriculture

Irfaan Ali - Minister of Housing

Dr. Frank Anthony - Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport

Robeson Benn - Minister Of Public Works

Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett - Minister of Foreign Affairs

Juan Edghill - Minister within the Ministry of Finance

Dr. Nanda Gopaul - Minister of Labour

Priya Manickchand - Minister of Education

Anil Nandlall - Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs

Ganga Persaud - Minister of Local Government and Regional Development

Robert Persaud - Minister of Natural Resources and Environment

Dr. Leslie Ramsammy - Minister of Agriculture

Dr. Bheri Ramsarran - Minister of Health

Clement Rohee - Minister of Home Affairs

Dr. Ashni Singh - Minister of Finance

Pauline Sukhai - Minister of Amerindian Affairs

Jennifer Webster - Minister of Human Services and Social Security

Dr. Jennifer Westford- Minister of Public Service

Norman Whittaker- Minister within the Ministry of local Government and Regional Development

FOOTNOTE:

This ethnic composition looks similar to the Jagdeo administration.

Derryck.
NYC.

GUYANA'S ELECTION RESULTS-2011:

December 01-2011.

GUYANA'S ELECTION RESULTS-2011:

The People's Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) took 49 per cent of the votes cast.

And David Granger, A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), received 41 per cent. And Mr. Donald Ramotar has won the presidency.

No party with a majority. A coalition to make 51% is necessary in order for any legislation to pass in Parliament.

Thousands stayed at home and did not vote. So if you expected a different result, you have only yourselves to blame.

GUYANESE-Elections Are SERIOUS Business!

http://mimbari.livejournal.com/141471.html

November 03-2011.

GUYANESE-Elections Are SERIOUS Business!

The National Election are slated to be on November 28-2011.

Are you familiar with the Guyana National Constitution?

Are you familiar with the roles and responsibilities those elected officials that YOU will be voting for, MUST play and adhere to when holding Public Office?

Elections are SERIOUS business!

Are you ready to remove the Criminals that runs this country forever?

And are you informed enough about those who are asking for your votes, about their intentions and credibility, before you decide who is eligible to get your vote?

Derryck.
NYC

GUYANA GOLD EXPLOITATION AND BANDITRY:

http://mimbari.livejournal.com/140487.html

October 03-2011.

TO: insidestory@aljazeera.net

GUYANA GOLD EXPLOITATION AND BANDITRY:

Historically, most of those poke knockers or (gold diggers) were Blacks and the Indigenous Peoples. With political unrest, and changes in the ethnic complexion of the political party in power. This historic phenomena has changed dramatically.

Blacks cannot get the financial resources to ensure they have the wherewithal to do the necessary exploration in the gold fields. Plus the politics seem to favor certain groups, that historically were absent from that industry.

Which begs the question now.

Why is this happening? And who is now benefiting from this much needed National Resource?

The government complains that it is unable to police, fully manage, and verify that all claims are legal, and if claimants are operating within the law.

Some of these claims may be correct, but with a political administration that allows some of it's administrators to operate with impunity, and indulge in under the table exploits, and other forms of corruption. It is unlikely that any significant changes can be expected to occur to remedy this national problem.

Derryck.
Guyanese-NYC.