Opinion

State-funded contracts and the desecration of the public purse

One of the enduring developmental weaknesses in the governance process that has obtained in post-independence Guyana has been governments’ chronic inability to plan and execute major and strategically important development-related projects that have to do with the creation and maintenance of durable/reliable inventories.

The need for deeper dialogue on the economy

In quite blunt language, the acting vice-president of operations at the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) Therese Turner-Jones has cited the ineffectiveness of Bank programmes in Trinidad and Tobago where there isn’t an overarching national plan which is insulated from changes in government.

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