How does the government decide which housing communities it will tear down if it needs the space. Is there any guarantee that home owers on the east coast will not be asked to move to make way for big businesses or future highway expansions?
I think the government need to hire private companies to overlook those contractors, as per critic 100ml went wasted ,because contractor they sup contract the to someone else.
What I find disgusting with the PPPC is that they are giving preference to businesses to be in the front lands. Yhe question is check where these 'ministas' have their properties located! That's clearly showing how class system is prevalent in 21st century Guyana - the Pradoville development ,etc. Guyanese should not accept this! Is the same bloody thing they did at Palmyra in East Berbice. Industrial estates should have zoned out in the back because of environmental factors. Here this selfish government puts the people in the back just like the colonial days...!
These houses are too close to each other and the roofs too low for a hot climate like guyana there is no yard space for a kitchen garden come now give people some better and let them pay for it .And those contractors needs to be closely monitored to ensure a quality work is done for the bi.lions they are making for these contracts.
How does the government decide which housing communities it will tear down if it needs the space. Is there any guarantee that home owers on the east coast will not be asked to move to make way for big businesses or future highway expansions?
I think the government need to hire private companies to overlook those contractors, as per critic 100ml went wasted ,because contractor they sup contract the to someone else.
THE PRICE OF PROGRESS IS VERY LOW AND TO BE FAIR TO THE WIDER ECONOMY
What I find disgusting with the PPPC is that they are giving preference to businesses to be in the front lands. Yhe question is check where these 'ministas' have their properties located! That's clearly showing how class system is prevalent in 21st century Guyana - the Pradoville development ,etc. Guyanese should not accept this! Is the same bloody thing they did at Palmyra in East Berbice. Industrial estates should have zoned out in the back because of environmental factors. Here this selfish government puts the people in the back just like the colonial days...!
Still a lot to ameliorate
These houses are too close to each other and the roofs too low for a hot climate like guyana there is no yard space for a kitchen garden come now give people some better and let them pay for it .And those contractors needs to be closely monitored to ensure a quality work is done for the bi.lions they are making for these contracts.