Moses is the best choice for Prime Minister

Things real hard in Guyana!

Them fellas not only abusing the prisoners, but also the prison officers.
Want a raise, anyone? Is this the zero-tolerance that we were promised? I mean them chaps right...we will only tolerate Zeroes.....

Prison head to face sexual assault charge

October 22, 2015 | By KNews | Filed Under News 

The administration of the Guyana Prison Service is set to undergo some major changes, once the current Director of Prison Welton Trotz is charged for a sexual offence.
Kaieteur News was reliably informed that the Director of Public Prosecutions, Shalimar Ali-Hack, has advised that Trotz be charged with sexual assault of a female prison officer.
The advice to charge comes a mere two weeks after Trotz was presented with the Disciplined Service Medal at the recent investiture ceremony presided over by President David Granger.
It stems from an incident that allegedly took place in Trotz’s office at the Guyana Prisons Headquarters on Brickdam way back in January.
Kaieteur News understands that the woman, a Prison Officer One, is alleging that Trotz, who was confirmed as Director of Prisons last year July by then President Donald Ramotar, made sexual advances towards her. She rebuffed him on several occasions.
She claimed that after these advances failed, the Director invited her into his office and showed her pornographic images, after which he again made sexual advances to her.
The woman became annoyed and subsequently lodged an official complaint with the then Ministry of Home Affairs.
A Board of Inquiry, headed by the late Cecil Kilkenny, himself a former Director of Prison, was set up.
That Board, after a detailed examination of the facts of the matter had recommended that Trotz face disciplinary action.
He was also advised to apologise to the aggrieved female Prison Officer but he did not.
All of this transpired before the May 11 General Elections.
Months passed and no justice was meted out to the woman; so she went to the police with the intention of getting criminal charges instituted against the Prison Director.
After intense investigations by the police, the file was sent to the DPP who subsequently advised that Trotz, a former Assistant Commissioner of Police, be charged with sexual assault of the woman.
When contacted last evening, Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan told this newspaper, “I have no comment to make at this stage but I will be speaking to him (today).”
Three years ago, the late Commissioner of Police, Henry Greene, was forced out of office following similar allegations made by a 34-year-old mother of two.
The woman had alleged that she was forced to have sex with Greene after she was induced with cash and a promise to assist her in a matter that was engaging the attention of the police.
Greene had dismissed the woman’s claims as mere allegations and had declared that God will be his judge, although he later admitted to having consensual sex with her.
Following weeks of investigations by a team of detectives from the Jamaica Constabulary Force, under the supervision of then Crime Chief Seelall Persaud, the Director of Public Prosecution advised that Greene be charged with rape.
However, Greene successfully got the High Court to overturn the DPP’s advice with Chief Justice Ian Chang ruling that the decision to charge Greene was irrational.

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Caught on camera …Female acts as lookout while accomplices terrorize, rob family

October 22, 2015 | By KNews | Filed Under News 

Two armed men on Tuesday terrorized and robbed a mother and three of her young children while a female accomplice was on the “lookout” outside of the grocery shop located at La Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara (WBD).
The incident which occurred around 19:45 hrs at Lot 1868 La Parfaite Harmonie was caught on surveillance camera.
According to reports, two young men and a woman visited the shop and purchased a beer, shandy and a malta. At the time, 16-year-old Lavanie Sukram was behind the counter.
The surveillance footage seen by this newspaper showed the trio standing outside of the shop, sipping on their beverages. The female then returned to the counter to purchase a Malta. When she was informed that it was finished, she requested a Shandy.
When Sukram handed the female robber the Shandy, one of her accomplices grabbed the teenager’s hand and forced himself into the shop, through the little opening at the counter. The other male also did the same while the female stood outside of the shop.
Bibi Balram, the teen’s mother explained that she was inside of the house when she heard her daughter screaming on top of her voice. “She was shouting,’Mommy, come help me, come help me.’”
“When I rushed, I see one of them was already in the shop with my daughter so I run back to hide the three small children but one of the bandits with a gun already had two of them, taking them upstairs. My small daughter hid under the bed so they didn’t see her,” a devastated Balram recalled.
The shop owner said that the armed man, who was in the shop, had her daughter lying on the floor while he emptied the cash into a black haversack.
“When he see me, he rushed to me with the gun and tried to pull me upstairs but I hold onto a piece of wood and I told him that I don’t have anything. I told them that I buy things from Banks and that I don’t have cash on me,” the shop owner said.
According to the businesswoman, when they attempted to scream for help, one of the men fired a shot at her 16-year-old daughter.
“He fired a shot at her but the bullet missed her. I think he (gunman) thought that the shot hit her because after the shot was fired, they rush out of the shop,” Balram related.
She added, “They tormented my children. They held a gun to their head and were continuously asking for money. My children cannot sleep at nights because of this,” the businesswoman lamented.
According to Balram, the men escaped with an undisclosed sum of cash and other valuables.
“They had a vehicle waiting on them outside,” the mother of four related.
She said that while she was robbed before, Tuesday’s night incident was the worst.
“With the last robbery, the men didn’t use a gun but this one, two of them were armed and they really terrorize my little children. They had a gun point to my son’s head,” the woman said.
Police visited the scene yesterday and took statements from the business woman and her children.

I wouldn't want to sell this news if I was a vendor. However the facts are tough to swallow. Just ask them bais.

I telling it like it is. They voted for change, they got short-changed...and when them finish with them...some will have to get Sex-change. Change I tell you is coming. Hold strain.

[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Gov’t clears over $1B in contracts …part of package to stimulate economy[/color] October 22, 2015

CABINET on Tuesday approved more than $1 billion in contracts aimed at stimulating economic growth and job- creation. Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo announced Wednesday that the government had given its no- objection to the award of the contracts, which include a number of infrastructural development projects. An estimated $400 million was spent earlier in the year for projects also intended to stimulate economic activities, create employment and enhance the economic and physical conditions of communities.The contracts are: purchase of fire- fighting vehicles for the Guyana Fire Service. This contract was awarded to Angloco Limited for $36,615,998. Besides, a contract for the alteration and renovation of the Bureau of Statistics on Main Street was awarded to Project Design Construction Inc for $118,976,873.Meanwhile, a contract for the maintenance of industrial conditioning systems for the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation was awarded to Antartica Maintenance & Repairs for $79,958,000. Additionally, for the supply of school uniforms- related materials for Region #7, a contract was awarded to Ravina International for $27,705,674. Also in the area of education, several contracts were awarded for the supply of textbooks for national distribution. These include: Oxford University Press – £46,474.84; Maximillian Distribution – £44,331.87 and Mohamed’s Bookstore Associates Ltd. – Us$496,794.32.Prime Minister Nagamootoo also disclosed that contracts for the construction of Rip Rap River defences were approved for Region #3 – Essequibo Islands/West Demerara. These works will be done in Orangestein, East Bank Essequibo. Contract awarded to Samaroo’s Investment for $41,583,390; Endeavour, Leguan. Contract awarded to Samaroo Investment for $42,951,100; Maria Johanna, Wakenaam. Contract awarded to Deodat Singh Construction Firm for $84,927,150; Maryville, Leguan. Contract awarded to A & S General Construction Inc. for $76,332,500; Ledestin, East Bank Essequibo. Contract awarded to M & B Construction for $36,235,200; Stanleytown, West Bank Demerara. Contract awarded to M & B Construction M$34,514,750 and La Bagatelle, Leguan. Contract awarded to Bk International for $74,644,350.In Region #4 similar contracts were awarded to BK International for works at Mosquito Hall, Mahaica for $153,272,120. In Region #5 Glasgow/Heatburn, East Bank Berbice. Contract awarded to M&B Construction $104,240,700. Boulder Face slope protection works between Crane and Mary, West Coast Demerara, Region #3. Contract awarded to Kb & B Contractors for $41,456,000. At Scotsburg, Corentyne, a contract was awarded to B & M Construction for $47,522,700; construction of timber revetment at Vryheid, Canje, Berbice, contract awarded to Roopan Romatar Investments for $18,110,800.Parika StellingAdditionally, Nagamotoo said that cabinet has approved $22.4M for the rehabilitation of Parika Stelling a further $33.6 for installation of water transmission lines and service connection upgrades at Lamaha Park, Georgetown. This contract was awarded to R. Kissoon Contracting Services for $33,643,848. A similar contract was awarded to Nabi Construction Inc. for $18,345,071 for works along Turkeyen Dam, Pattensen & Lilliendaal Dam. There was also a contract for management of water supply systems at Mabaruma. The contract was awarded to Aav Ragoobeer General Construction for $26,108,720.

Stimulate? Now that is an interesting concept.
How do you stimulate someone on life support? Tickle them feet?

Ask yuh Wife 

Chair...what is your policy on statements like this? Is there one? Perhaps you should set some standards, but then perhaps not! When one comes to the pig-pen, then one must expect mud!