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GOV’T TO MAKE DECISIONS ON GUYSUCO BY YEAR END

By Kevin Fraser
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The future of the sugar company GUYSUCO is in the balance. Government announced on Thursday that by year end it will have to make some tough decisions about the corporation. What is known so far is that the Sugar Company continues to dent the public’s purse. Royden James reports.

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