Daily Archive: Sunday, March 28, 2010

Articles published on Sunday, March 28, 2010

Mahamood Husain

Armed bandits batter Triumph shop owner

– escape with over $250,000 A shop owner is nursing a chop wound to his head after he was attacked by gun-wielding bandits who posed as customers; the police subsequently arrested two men who are to be placed on an identification parade.

Speeding minibuses, barking dogs among issues raised

– at sparsely attended police/community meeting Speeding minibuses trying to avoid traffic lights, vehicles owned by a security firm blocking traffic and noise nuisance from barking dogs were among some of the issues raised by residents of Queenstown who attended a `Face the Community’ meeting yesterday.

Norway’s disingenuousness once more

Digression In this week’s column I shall temporarily digress from my originally intended topic, which was to continue the discussion centred on the fuzziness in the LCDS and other related official documents about the size of the total forest area that is being pledged under the strategy, as well as that found in the publication of recent data on Guyana’s deforestation.

Referee Franklin Brisport signals Mandessa Moses to a neutral corner as he gives Alicia Marques the mandatory eight-count that ended the fight. (Orlando Charles photo)

Dharry bullies then stops Hutson

By Marlon Munroe As Elton ‘The Real Coolie Bully’ had earlier predicted, he produced another clinical display of boxing in the feature event in the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) and the Guyana Amateur Boxing Association (GABA second Pro/Am card on Friday evening.

The IPL is flourishing but for how long

Cozier on Sunday The third season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is in full swing, with all its familiar style, razzamatazz, hyperbole and braggadocio as the game’s finest and wealthiest players perform daily for frenzied spectators in packed stadiums and in front of television sets in every corner of the planet.

The liquid of life

Monday March 22 was recognized internationally as World Water Day. Stabroek News carried messages from Guyana Water Incor-porated (GWI) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

The Poet Laureate (left) and the Head of State at Carifesta X, 2008 (Stabroek News file photo)

Cultural industries

During Carifesta X in Guyana in 2008, one of the usual   features, the Carifesta Symposia, assumed greater prominence than in most of the previous regional festivals. 

These workers had never previously raised concerns about GB&GWU’s internal matters

Dear Editor, Messrs Orin Ford, Reford Byass and Elymuwell Barkoye, signatories to the letter `Questions for Leslie Gonsalves’ published by SN, March 26, 2010 are a lost cause, if after five months into the bauxite struggle, all the media coverage, letters and communication flowing from the Union into the industry, they now write publicly to feign ignorance of the laws broken by the Bauxite Company of Guyana Inc (BCGI).

Reuters World News Highlights

BAGHDAD – Iraq election winner Iyad Allawi said yesterday  he was open to alliances with any faction and wanted quickly to  form a government that would build strong relationships with its  regional neighbours.

The Flamingo flower

The Flamingo flower: Juliet Nurse of Citi Garden Hut proudly displayed her Anthurium Lily also referred to as the ‘Flamingo Flower’ or ‘Boy Flower’ to a small gathering of women who were engrossed in the lily during the annual Horticultural Show at the Umana Yana yesterday.