IN 1969, then Prime Minister Forbes Burnham started an aggressive campaign to persuade Guyanese to “buy locally produced products.”  But even before that, the …

By Sase Singh FOREIGN exchange reserves are now generally maintained by countries to meet their international payment obligations. Included in those obligations are the financing of imports; payment …

– is there more to come in 2016? By Sase Singh THE headline screamed: “Ministry recovered G$59 million in wages for workers since May 2015 …

THE Christmas season is upon us, and you will soon find yourself among friends, family and co-workers, enjoying the traditional foods and the standard …

By Sasenarine Singh BAUXITE prices remain under pressure, even though the Indonesian ban on the export of raw bauxite came on stream in early …

THIS is the final piece on this sugar series and I have been most privileged to have shared some of my humble thoughts with …

GUYSUCO will not make a profit until the majority of its cultivated land is harvested using mechanised cane harvesters. The days are numbered wherein …

IN THE past, GuySuCo operated as a country within a country, and thus most Guyanese outside of the sugar belt paid little notice to …

LEADERSHIP WE cannot lead unless we have our fingers on the pulse of the issues. The broad issues at GuySuCo are outlined below in a …