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LIMITED MANUFACTURING IN GUYANA FORCES GTT TO MAKE PURCHASES ABROAD

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Documents submitted to the Public Utilities Commission had suggested that GTT was involved in tax evasion here in Guyana; but the telecommunications giant says those accusations are baseless. Kristen Macklingam has more.

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