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DIFFICULT DECISION WITH WALES, BUT LOSSES MUST BE CUT

By Kevin Fraser
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The stark reality that the Guyana sugar company GUYSUCO will never float on even keel while producing sugar exclusively has been further explained by agriculture Minister Noel Holder and senior managers of GUYSUCO. Eugene Noel reports.

JANUARY 21,2016

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