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November 28, 2019
…Finance minister says Pegasus owner benefitted from billions in tax concessions …to soon release full list of all the incentives By Lisa Hamilton PRESIDENTIAL Candidate of Change Guyana, Businessman
Archive for the Month: November 2019
November 28, 2019
…holds talks with gov’t on rural banking ONE year after opting to close its operations in Guyana, prominent Indian financial institution, Bank of Baroda, has signalled its intention to
November 28, 2019
TWENTY-three-year-old Ananias Stephen, a barber who is a single father from the village of Aishalton, Deep South Rupununi, says he is determined to work hard in an effort to
November 28, 2019
IT was most refreshing to see so many Guyanese in Antigua and Barbuda turn up for a meeting with Attorney General Basil Williams last Saturday on the island. They
November 28, 2019
Dear Editor, OUR union was taken aback by what we saw as an unsubstantiated attack on our organisation. The Eyewitness column which appeared in the November 25, Guyana Times
November 28, 2019
Dear Editor THE Ministry of Natural Resources takes note of a November 22nd, 2019 Stabroek News Letter to the Editor headlined, ‘Illegalities in forestry sector must be addressed.’ The
November 28, 2019
Dear Editor, PERMIT me to respond to Mr Christopher Ram’s letter in the Stabroek News of November 25, 2019, by immediately referring to the relevant law. The Honourable Minister
November 28, 2019
SMALL-SCALE loggers in Guyana are being better equipped to manage their financial business affairs with the hosting of a three-day workshop on budgeting and accounting. The workshop was opened
November 28, 2019
DURING the first half of 2019, Guyana raked in US$18.8 million from timber exports while log production grew this year by 6.8 per cent with 61 concessions awarded to
November 28, 2019
…judge directs jury to return not-guilty verdict JUSTICE Simone Morris-Ramlall on Wednesday directed a 12-member mixed jury to return a formal not-guilty verdict for Cevim Chapman, who was charged
