Government is awaiting a report from head of the e-Governance project Alexei Ramotar and his team to decide on a way forward, not just on that project but also on the connectivity of others, Minister of State Joseph Harmon said yesterday, while also announcing that a review of the One Lap Top Per Family (OLPF) is also on the cards.
The controversial $3.1 billion e-Governance project that commenced in 2011, headed by the son of former president Donald Ramotar, ran into numerous problems and the last administration was in the process of having it rectified to the tune of millions of dollars.
Yesterday, Harmon said he met Alexei Ramotar last week at the project’s Kingston office where he would have