…will also look at supposed APNU call for boycott of some businesses
A LIST of businesses is being circulated via social media and at other forums, purportedly meant as a call to have supporters of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) boycott the businesses. A source close to the collective private sector told the Guyana Chronicle that the business sector stakeholders are aware of the list and are expected to meet on Monday to assess the effect of the post elections disturbances on the business community.
Meanwhile, Roraima Group of Companies’ owner and Chief Executive Officer, Captain Gerry Gouveia, last evening, in an invited comment, stated that he has been in touch with APNU’s Joe Harmon who has made it clear that such a call has not come from the party’s leadership.
Roraima Group of Companies is one of the companies on the list, which also includes: M&M Snackette, Trans Pacific Auto Sales & Spares, Jumbo Jet Auto Sales,
BM Soat Auto Sales, Action Tyre, Akbar Auto Sales, Caricom Auto Sales, SOL (Shell Petrol), Hits and Jams, Kashif & Shangai, Neal & Massy Group of Companies, Auto Supplies, Royal Castle Chicken, Republic Bank Ltd, The Beharry Group of Companies, Beharry Auto Sales, Guyana Bank for Trade & Industry (GBTI), ALGICO Insurance, DIDCO, KFC & Pizza Hut, Guyana Stores Ltd, Laparkan Group of Companies, Fogartys Ltd, NCN, Channel 14, Guyana Times, New Guyana Pharmaceutical Corporation (GPC), Buddy’s Pool Hall, Princess Hotel, Grand Coastal Inn, Reaaz Trading, Ashmins Trading, Keishars Trading, M&F Trading, City Mall, Shell’s Enterprises (Lombard St), King’s Jewellery, Steve’s Jewellery, Sarjoo Enterprises (Alexander Village), Splashmins and MovieTowne (Trinidad).