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GUYSUCO CEO conducts field visit of corporation’s facilities, amid rising Covid-19 cases

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On Wednesday, Sasenaraine Singh, CEO of the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GUYSUCO), conducted field visits to the three operating estates in the face of increasing reports of COVID19 cases. More in this report from Wendell Badrie

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