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THERE’S ABSOLUTELY NO NEED FOR ANYBODY TO BE SQUATTING SAYS MINISTER OF HOUSING MR CROAL

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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There is absolutely no need for any Guyanese to be squatting, considering the large number of house lots allocated by the Government. That’s the word out of Minister of Housing Collin Croal. Kendell Richmond has the details

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