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GUYANA GOV’T PLANS TO INVEST US$175M IN SHEEP FARMING WITH BARBADOS – HOPING TO MAKE LARGE PROFITS

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The Irfaan Ali-led government is seeking to invest US$175M with Barbados in the rearing of  Blackbelly Sheep with the optimistic hope of making US$43M profit annually. More from Shervin Belgrave 

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