The Kaieteur News newspaper which boasts objectivity, impartiality and adherence to the basic tenets of journalism carried a story in which it falsely proclaimed that the Auditor General's report found that the Ministry of Education overpaid $1.5B to contractors. The story was given front page coverage using bold headlines. When this inaccuracy was pointed out the newspapers which is run by PNC propagandist Adam Harris carried the retraction in a tiny obscure corner of the newspaper.
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Bhai, Yuh expected anything better from ASS WIPE????
ASS WIPE ah apologize every week.
The Kaieteur News newspaper which boasts objectivity, impartiality and adherence to the basic tenets of journalism carried a story in which it falsely proclaimed that the Auditor General's report found that the Ministry of Education overpaid $1.5B to contractors. The story was given front page coverage using bold headlines. When this inaccuracy was pointed out the newspapers which is run by PNC propagandist Adam Harris carried the retraction in a tiny obscure corner of the newspaper.
Perhaps, their objective is to generate sensations of issues in bold reviews and then publishing the facts of the issues is obscure areas.
The Kaieteur News newspaper which boasts objectivity, impartiality and adherence to the basic tenets of journalism carried a story in which it falsely proclaimed that the Auditor General's report found that the Ministry of Education overpaid $1.5B to contractors. The story was given front page coverage using bold headlines. When this inaccuracy was pointed out the newspapers which is run by PNC propagandist Adam Harris carried the retraction in a tiny obscure corner of the newspaper.
Perhaps, their objective is to generate sensations of issues in bold reviews and then publishing the facts of the issues is obscure areas.
In their haste to be sensational they never bothered verifying the story.
Albert your point is moot. It's not about the amount of money. It's about the corrupt practices of the PPP/Crooks. You lack common sense.
Albert your point is moot. It's not about the amount of money. It's about the corrupt practices of the PPP/Crooks. You lack common sense.
Have you been apprised of the recent discovery by The Auditor General of Millions of dollars intended for spending on education-related projects ending up in an unnamed bank account at Bank of Guyana? Ask yourself how on earth can the PPP insist on retaining the non-objection clause in the Public Procurement Commission? You are right, the culture of stealing and covering up continues even with Ramotar as President and it will take more than committees and sub-committees to fix this mess.
Albert your point is moot. It's not about the amount of money. It's about the corrupt practices of the PPP/Crooks. You lack common sense.
Have you been apprised of the recent discovery by The Auditor General of Millions of dollars intended for spending on education-related projects ending up in an unnamed bank account at Bank of Guyana? Ask yourself how on earth can the PPP insist on retaining the non-objection clause in the Public Procurement Commission? You are right, the culture of stealing and covering up continues even with Ramotar as President and it will take more than committees and sub-committees to fix this mess.
DWL.......im aware of your reading and comprehension disability. The money in question is intended for a revolving teachers housing loan programme. A committee was set up but there is disagreement over which category of teachers should be given priority and other issues. Of course the AG in his report has to make mention of its existence. Ya'll live outside of this country and finding issues even where the opposition sees none ..........
Albert your point is moot. It's not about the amount of money. It's about the corrupt practices of the PPP/Crooks. You lack common sense.
Have you been apprised of the recent discovery by The Auditor General of Millions of dollars intended for spending on education-related projects ending up in an unnamed bank account at Bank of Guyana? Ask yourself how on earth can the PPP insist on retaining the non-objection clause in the Public Procurement Commission? You are right, the culture of stealing and covering up continues even with Ramotar as President and it will take more than committees and sub-committees to fix this mess.
DWL.......im aware of your reading and comprehension disability. The money in question is intended for a revolving teachers housing loan programme. A committee was set up but there is disagreement over which category of teachers should be given priority and other issues. Of course the AG in his report has to make mention of its existence. Ya'll live outside of this country and finding issues even where the opposition sees none ..........
WE can see clearly now. I have financial interests in Guyana.
How did Millions of dollars intended for spending on education-related projects ended up in an unnamed bank account at Bank of Guyana?
Is like u neva heard of money fallin into accounts jus so one minute a man bruk nex minute...BADDAM...rich tarass. Dat is what happen,,,,Iman believe it.
Stabroek News is a serious news paper. No one reads jagdeo paper Guyanatimes.
KN is and will always be Toilet Paper.
KN is and will always be Toilet Paper.
Like how your writings go to the toilet?
KN is and will always be Toilet Paper.
Go back to the toilet and roll around with the other maggots.
The Kaieteur News newspaper which boasts objectivity, impartiality and adherence to the basic tenets of journalism carried a story in which it falsely proclaimed that the Auditor General's report found that the Ministry of Education overpaid $1.5B to contractors. The story was given front page coverage using bold headlines. When this inaccuracy was pointed out the newspapers which is run by PNC propagandist Adam Harris carried the retraction in a tiny obscure corner of the newspaper.
Perhaps, their objective is to generate sensations of issues in bold reviews and then publishing the facts of the issues is obscure areas.
In their haste to be sensational they never bothered verifying the story.
Do not expect any better from Guyana's Toilet Paper: KN.
The Kaieteur News newspaper which boasts objectivity, impartiality and adherence to the basic tenets of journalism carried a story in which it falsely proclaimed that the Auditor General's report found that the Ministry of Education overpaid $1.5B to contractors. The story was given front page coverage using bold headlines. When this inaccuracy was pointed out the newspapers which is run by PNC propagandist Adam Harris carried the retraction in a tiny obscure corner of the newspaper.
they adjusted the number and apologize for stating the incorrect one. Why they got it wrong and reported it with out double sourcing is problematic. It however does not say malfeasance was not present. It merely adjusted the amount of the misappropriation.
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