Daily Archive: Sunday, February 10, 2008

Articles published on Sunday, February 10, 2008

Deafness

The aftermath of Lusignan has exposed beyond all doubt that the administration really has no answers to the entrenched problems of this society, which is not to say that it is now prepared to entertain ideas from any other quarter.

2007 sports awards

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS) Dr. Frank Anthony, is calling on sporting associations to work together to bring sporting activities to Guyana.

Santos, Conquerors meet in Banks Cup quarters

Now that the minnows have exited the big guns will battle to stay in contention to win the inaugural Banks Premium Beer Cup when quarter-final action in the 16-team knockout tournament gets underway this evening at Tucville Playfield in La Penitence.

GCC, Old Fort on course for semi-final spots

The top men’s teams defending champions Georgetown Cricket Club ‘A’, Everest ‘A’and Old Fort ‘A’ all look set to advance to this evening’s semi-finals with the possibility of two squaring off in the final of the GT&T sponsored National Indoor Hockey championships at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

The Cotonou Agreement of 2000 set the stage for agreements that would be compatible with the rules of the World Trade Organisation

Dear Editor, Professor Clive Thomas, in the most recent of several articles on the recently concluded Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between CARIFORUM (CARICOM plus the Dominican Republic) and the European Union (SN, February 3, 2008 “Guyana and the Wider World – Establishing SIDS and sabotaging it: Casualty of the EPA!”),

Ian On Sunday

When I finally retired, bloodied but not completely bowed, after 52 eventful and even tumultuous years in the sugar industry, a passage from Shakespeare naturally came to mind.

Health

To the average person, asthma means difficulty in breathing. Although asthma may occur for many different reasons, in this article we will discuss the most common form of this condition – bronchial asthma.

Obituary

The eminent West Indian Nobel laureate Sir Arthur Lewis did not hide his disappointment in delivering his address at his installation as Chancellor of the University of Guyana in January 1967.

A Gardener’s Diary

As you all know roses are very vigorous growers, and always seem to prefer to be planted out in the ground rather than confined for their lives in containers which they quickly outgrow.

Chess

A general meeting to re-establish the Guyana Chess Federation will be held on Monday, February 18, 2008 from 6 pm at the Ocean Spray Hotel, Vlissengen Road.

Digicel outlet robbed

Two men who pretended to be customers yesterday afternoon staged a daring robbery at the Digicel outlet located next door to Texaco on Mandela Avenue, and carted off cellular phones and a quantity of cash.

Police search Wales canefields

Vanloads of policemen were dispatched to West Bank Demerara yesterday and were reportedly combing the Wales canefields after receiving information that criminal elements may be hiding out there, a police told Stabroek News last night.

Guyana What and Where for April launch

A second updated edition of the pocket-sized handbook and guide, Guyana What and Where 2008-9, which was published last year by General Executive Management Services Inc (GEMS) and launched prior to World Cup Cricket, is in progress to be launched in April 2008.