The National Self-Help Commission has spent half a billion dollars in the last 10 years and has emptied more than $14 million from the Abercrombie Fund at First Citizens.
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We may soon have to borrow money from Guyana
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Friday, January 12, 2018
One of these fine days the population of this country will realise that the people who run this country, the politicians and the workers, have stolen and misspent our wealth.
I don’t know when this will happen but maybe when we have to go to Guyana to borrow it will become evident.
Gordon Dalla Costa
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