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GOV’T LOOKING INTO GUYANESE LAW SCHOOL

By Kevin Fraser
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The decision by the Hugh Wooding law school in Trinidad and Tobago to increase its tuition fees has now left the Guyana Government searching for ways to alleviate the financial burden on law students.  Erica Williams reports.

JULY 21,2015

 

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