The economy Guyana inherited at Independence in 1966 has remained largely unchanged. Throughout the period Guyana was a primary producer of bauxite, sugar, rice, timber and gold. The fortunes of some industries have improved while those of others have declined, and a few added, like fisheries.
The absence of cheap, adequate and reliable electricity was recognized as one important reason for the failure to industrialize.  In this new era, as in the past, Guyana can never attain its full economic potential unless the production and delivery of electricity is vastly improved.     Continue reading →
Covid-19 – the political virus – EDITORIAL By Stabroek News
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EDITORIAL By Stabroek News ––Â
Covid-19, the little virus from Wuhan, China has arguably had more of an impact on the modern world than World Wars I and II, the Great Depression and 9/11. It has resulted in the deaths of at a very minimum 4 million people and has brought political and economic systems to breaking point.
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