Shaleeza Khan
Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Guyana Publications Inc (GPI), the publisher of Stabroek News. She has been actively seeking payment from the Department of Public Information (DPI) for outstanding debts, amounting to 80.2 million Guyanese dollars for seven months of 2025. Despite multiple correspondences with the Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Kwame McCoy, Khan has faced unresponsiveness from DPI, leading her to express concern over the management of finances within the department.
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Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager and Company Secretary who discussed the reasons behind the closure of the newspapers.
Support other outlets of independent news, SN’s Editor-in-Chief urges as newspaper closes
Guyana· 2026-05-27
Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Guyana Publications Inc who wrote multiple letters to Kwame McCoy about the outstanding balance.
DPI cancels ads to Stabroek News with immediate effectGuyana· 2026-02-27
Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Guyana Publications Inc who wrote multiple letters to Kwame McCoy about the debt.
DPI makes payment of $7.4m to SN, $86.4m outstandingGuyana· 2026-02-26Shaleeza Khan is one of the managers who showed dedication to the company.
The End of an EraGuyana· 2026-02-13
General Manager of GPI, Shaleeza Khan, reported that the last payment received from DPI was $23.3 million in November 2025.
Gov’t committed to finding mechanism to settle SN debt – PMGuyana· 2026-02-11
Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Guyana Publications Inc (GPI).
DPI owes Stabroek News $84.4m at end of JanuaryGuyana· 2026-02-06GPI General Manager Shaleeza Khan said that the payment of $23.3m on November 21 related to the months of February and March.
DPI debt to Stabroek News at $70.7mGuyana· 2025-12-07Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Stabroek News who has been communicating with the Minister regarding outstanding debts.
DPI debt to Stabroek News climbs to $85.7mGuyana· 2025-11-16Shaleeza Khan is the General Manager of Guyana Publications Inc who has been corresponding with McCoy regarding outstanding payments.
DPI owes Stabroek News $80.2m for seven months this yearGuyana· 2025-10-05