CARIBBEAN FUSION FESTIVAL – APRIL 27, 2014
Guyanese American Cultural Association of Central Florida
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SUNDAY APRIL 27th – 20th Annual CARIBBEAN FUSION FESTIVAL
Location : Kissimmee Lakefront Park – 320 E. Monument Avenue, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Time : Noon – 7 pm VIEW FLYER FOR THIS EVENT
Admission : Free! – Call 407-694-7497 or visit www.cafainc.org.
A variety of games, dancing, live entertainment, plus much more are all complimentary and our food, clothing and jewelry vendors along with an array of other businesses use this day to showcase and sell their wares. Also, a free health fair will be part of the festivities for the welfare of all citizens of Central Florida. CAFA is committed to bringing together the many multicultural communities for inclusion and collaboration of Caribbean Arts and Culture.
Thank You for your continued support!
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GuySuCo: Mired in a sea of losses and bailouts
Posted By Dr Clive Thomas – March 30, 2014
From a dynamic perspective, over the medium to long-term the profitability of the sugar industry as a whole, and GuySuCo in particular, is more than any other variable, the best representative indicator of its sustainability as a commercial venture. From a business accounting standpoint the profit that is made indicates the extent to which total earnings or business income derived from sugar can cover all sugar costs or business expenses, thereby resulting in a surplus of income over these expenses or Accounting profit.
From this vantage point, in order to ensure genuine sustainability these costs or expenses should include 1) all employment, materials, and services costs; 2) all set-aside provisions for research and development (R&D); 3) similarly set-aside provisions for maintaining/replacing the capital stock; 4) similar provisions for servicing debts and liabilities (both long-term and short-term) in a timely manner; and 5) the generation of adequate returns(dividends) for the industry stakeholders/shareholders; and also sufficient to attract new investments if required or alternatively to retain enough profits to finance such investments.
Read more: [GuySuCo- Mired in a sea of losses and bailouts
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Scenes of Mash 2014, Guyana’s Carnival – by BryanMax
Here are photos of MASHRAMANI 2014, by Bryan McIntosh from his website bryanmax.com.
Click on any photo and then use the arrows to view the slide show.
Here is the link: http://bryanmax.com/mash2014-1.htm
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The Jagdeo challenge – by Ralph Ramkarran
Stabroek News – March 30, 2014 – Features, Sunday
The Guyana Times published a story on Thursday March 20 reporting that the opposition had caused a poll to be conducted last month which found that “former President Bharrat Jagdeo would be the most formidable candidate that the Opposition parties… could face in any upcoming general elections.” The following day the Guyana Chronicle carried a front page headline as follows: ‘Jagdeo favoured as PPP’s presidential candidate’ in an opposition poll. The opposition denied any such poll.
The publications in the newspapers which followed outreaches organized by loyalist ministers, belie Dr Jagdeo’s protestations that he is not interested in a third term. This new campaign was no doubt inspired by talk of a landslide victory if he had been the candidate in 2011, and if he is now the candidate. An expensive campaign was also put together in 2010 which only fizzled out when General Secretary Donald Ramotar took a stand against a third term. Now that elections appear to be on the horizon Dr Jagdeo is beginning to drool with renewed ambition and hunger for high office. Continue reading →
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Posted in Business, Government, Guyana, Personalities, Politics
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Tagged Former president Bharrat Jagdeo, GuyanaTimes, Guyanese Online, loyalty to Jagdeo, PPP of Guyana, President Ramotar, Ralph Ramkarran
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