Ketchim .. your thoughts ...

[quote author=Kwami link=topic=68997.msg430661#msg430661 date=1343318322]
and this would be a good thing, wood is a renewable energy source
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Unfortunately yuh bhai Jagdeo :

already tekk Money for Carbon Credits  :tongue: 

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=68997.msg430662#msg430662 date=1343318369]
ODA is now CIDA , methink :

Canada is still prepared to provide assistance to Guyana..
[/quote]No ...ODA (Overseas Development Agency) was part of Crown Agents which was a UK Government funded programme.

The Canadians then came in and installed a different voltage system for some parts of the country I think.... so some were running on 240 and some on 120 way back then.  You're racking my brain to remember all this now... and I can't quite remember and I don't know the present situation.

Anyhow ... the Hydro Electric was a pipe dream since way back in 1980 .......and most likely still is ... 

Thursday, 26 July 2012 22:53

[size=10pt]ONLY the President can remove Home Affairs Minister Clement Rohee from office.

This was the blunt declaration by Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mr. Anil Nandlall.[/size]

[size=10pt]Nandlall, quoting from the Constitution, alluded to Article 183  :

which clearly states on what grounds such an official can be removed....[/size]

[size=10pt]The Attorney General said he recognised that what transpired in Linden on July 18 last :

when three protestors were shot and killed, is a tragedy that is beyond disputation.....[/size] ::redface::

[size=10pt]“Article 183 of the constitution speaks to Ministers and it says how ministers are to be removed from office -

a minister having been appointed by the President cannot be removed by the National Assembly…

the National Assembly has no power to remove Minister Rohee…

the National Assembly has no power in law or under the constitution to remove Minister Rohee from office,” [/size]

enjoy the Burnham constitution