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It’s time Berbicians have their own Mash floats
Dear Editor,
So if the Georgetown Mash floats decided one year to take a holiday and not come to New Amsterdam’s Mash, that may translate Berbice having no Mash parade, really.
Berbicians want magnificent float parades, but they themselves do not want to get on board and become a part of the Mash last-lap tramp down Main Street.
Take the business community in Berbice for example. I have never seen such selfish businesses in my life. There are so many businesses in Berbice, especially in New Amsterdam. Why can’t they bring their displays to the streets next year?
I think they have shed their cultural responsibilities to the citizens of Berbice, especially New Amsterdam. Perhaps we can show Georgetown and the rest of Guyana that we are capable of holding our own.
Leon Suseran
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