Investment
Political climate dampens investors buyout of GuySuCo estates -Finance Minister
Political uncertainty, including threats to review deals, has posed a setback in the sale of several Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo)...
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AG Williams, Nandlall, Ramkarran differ on economic impact of no-confidence motion
Business executive Deodat Indar, Senior Counsel Ralph Ramkarran, Attorney-at-Law Anil Nandlall and Attorney General Basil Williams. Attorney General, Basil Williams...
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Fly Jamaica bought out
Republished from Jamaica Observer KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC) — A team of investors including Jamaican aviation veteran Glenn Logan, led by...
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Guyana’s plans to raise oil royalties could ‘diminish attractiveness’
Reproduced from Energy Voice By Allister Thomas Guyana’s plans to raise oil and gas royalties may “diminish attractiveness” to future...
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Petty city crimes no big impact on tourism – GTA Director
Director of the Guyana Tourism Authority, Brian Mullis. Director of the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA), Brian Mullis does not believe...
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Barbados wants to rear Blackbelly sheep in Guyana, Suriname
Reproduced from Barbados Today Barbados Blackbelly Sheep Government is exploring the possibility of rearing Barbados Blackbelly sheep in CARICOM’s two...
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Caribbean economist urges governments to reduce air fares
Director of Economics at the Caribbean Development Bank, Justin Ram Director of Economics at the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Justin...
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First Lady commissions ExxonMobil’s first FPSO for Guyana
First Lady Sandra Granger on Saturday commissioned the ‘Liza Destiny’, the first in a series of Floating Production Storage and...
Read moreDetailsInvestors walking away from “scrap iron” sugar estates -Finance Minister
Finance Minister, Winston Jordan says investors have been walking away from buying any of the four shuttered sugar estates, an...
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Guyana flags reduced oil profits under ExxonMobil deal; preparations needed for price shocks IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has pointed to lingering uncertainty about how much profit oil Guyana will actually rake in,...
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