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Highway Robbery or Development? | Guyana News
Opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed is blasting the current administration over what he calls rampant corruption and wasteful spending, spotlighting the $161 million Linden-Soesdyke Highway rehab—far more than needed for resurfacing—as “highway robbery,” while a longer, tougher nearby road is nearing completion at a fraction of the cost. He also alleges President Ali’s private estate, valued at over $2.2 billion in state-funded development, is impossible to justify with his salary alone. President Ali denies the claims, asserting he owned the property pre-presidency and has financial records…
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