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GUYANA COMPLIES WITH CCJ RULING, PASSES CUSTOMS BILL

By Kevin Fraser
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Following the unplanned bailout of the sugar and rice industries, the treasury will be further depleted when the Granger administration honors the ruling by the CCJ to pay the Surinamese beverage company 6.2 million US dollars. Kingsley Bryan has the details.

JULY 30,2015

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