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Is the Kumaka Waterfront project now a lost cause?
DEAR EDITOR,
The Prime Minister and a party of Government officials visited the Mabaruma Sub Region, recently. Some of them traveled on the regular flight service and some by charters. It was a busy time there.
The purpose of the visit was to open a complex at Morawhanna. Could be fish, could be fuel.
It is not out of the ordinary that the Government would proceed with new projects in close proximity to the mess that is now a Regional eye sore at the Kumaka Waterfront. Are these people for real?
They spent taxpayers’ money on several charters, in addition to a boat ride to the Shell Beach. Would those monies not have been better spent on alleviating the suffering of the people at Kumaka and by extension, the people of the Mabaruma Sub Region (Barabina road etc)?
Could the authorities say if the Kumaka Waterfront project is now a lost cause?
Of concern, too, is the fact that no prior information was given on this proposed opening. Is this another of the secret deals that would be put to rest in Davy Jones’ locker?
True – Nero fiddled while Rome burnt!
Kumaka resident
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