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$11.8B 4-LANE HIGHWAY PROJECT WILL EASE TRAFFIC WOES AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY IN REGION 3

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Just over $11.8B in contracts for the construction of the Schoonard,West Bank Demerara four-lane highway were signed on Wednesday morning at the Arthur Chung Conference Center. Antonio Dey was there and filed this report.

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