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PRESIDENT ALI PROMISES TO INVESTIGATE REPORTS OF SUGAR SMUGGLING

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Following reports of sugar smuggling from Guyana to Venezuela, President Irfaan Ali said he was unaware of the allegations but promised that the matter would be investigated with the involvement of security forces. Joel Vogt tells us more

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