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THREE YEARS AND COUNTING – AUDIT OFFICE STILL BUILDING CAPACITY TO AUDIT OIL AND GAS SECTOR

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Three years and counting and Guyana’s audit office are supposedly still building capacity to audit Guyana’s oil and gas sector. Shervin Belgrave has this story

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