Unilateral
Sometime this year, the PPP/C administration will unilaterally pass a Telecommunications Bill that will see a change in the size, structure and management of the information and communications sector.
Appearance
While income in the construction and engineering sector of the Guyana economy has been growing at the rate of 12 percent per annum over the last five years, there is an increasing lack of attention to a critical aspect of Guyana’s infrastructure.
Budding Relationship
In this the third discussion about the village of Victoria, one of the many rural communities facing grave economic and social challenges, an effort is made to highlight a few issues aimed at promoting and solidifying its development.
Village Conditions
The village of Victoria, located about 18 miles from Georgetown, has begun preparations for hosting the second Indaba (conference) in an effort to take control of its economic future and to bring greater economic and financial success to its residents.
Aggressive Spending
In articulating the national competitive strategy, there is no doubt that a major focus of the administration was expanding the export activity of Guyana.
Pride
One year ago, the people of Victoria convened their first Indaba (conference) to confront the economic plight and dim development shadow that hovers over the village.
Happy
Not too long from now Sterling Products Limited (SPL) will convene its Fifty-Sixth Annual General meeting to consider the performance of the company in 2010 and deliberate on plans perhaps already underway for 2011.
Sale
The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company, generally referred to as GT&T, was formed in 1991 after the Government of Guyana under the late President Desmond Hoyte sold an 80 per cent share of the state-owned entity Guyana Telecommunications Corporation (GTC) to Atlantic Tele-Network, or ATN.
Tax act
In presenting the 2011 budget, the administration informed the country that it was reducing the tax rates that were applied to the income of commercial and non-commercial companies doing business in Guyana.
True and accurate
The condition of the manufacturing sector offers a glimpse of what is wrong with the economic conduct and policy of the current administration.