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BUSINESS MINISTRY UNVEILS 5 YEAR PLAN

By Kevin Fraser
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The Ministry of Business is gearing to ensure that the enhancement of the economy and brighter atmosphere for Guyanese businesses. This is what was expressed by the Minister of Business, Dominic Gaskin as he addressed the 11th Parliament. Standford Howard provides the details.

JUNE 30,2015

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