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ROBUST ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN AGAINST DEFAULTING CONTRACTORS – ATTORNEY GENERAL

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After the recent cabinet meeting, the Government of Guyana has asserted its commitment to taking stringent measures against contractors who do not fulfill their contractual obligations. Tiana Cole delves deeper into this matter in her report.

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