Daily Archive: Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Articles published on Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Vincent Alexander

Opportunity seen in Corbin move

-but scepticism abounds PNCR leader Robert Corbin’s decision against running as its presidential candidate at next year’s general elections is being seen as an opportunity to reverse the fortunes of the main opposition, and a possible opening for an alliance to challenge the ruling PPP/C.

Micobie gets solar panels, land titles

Minister of Amerindian Affairs Pauline Sukhai handed over a complete solar panel unit and the certificate of title and plan to Micobie residents at a recent outreach exercise held in the area to discuss issues affecting livelihoods.

Triumph couple fails to identify attackers

– parents allege  their sons  were  kidnapped for ID parade During an identification parade yesterday the couple at Triumph who was  attacked by gunmen last Friday  failed to identify their attackers while some parents have since alleged that their sons were kidnapped and taken to the station for the ID parade.

Alpha United’s Elton Browne get the ball past GDF’s goalkeeper in their CFU Club Championship match yesterday at the GCC Ground. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Alpha humbles GDF to win Group D

Alpha ‘The Hammer’ United put on a terrific performance to defeat the Guyana Defence Force and top Group D of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Club Championship yesterday at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) Ground.

 Ransford Goodluck

Goodluck wins second recorded Shoot

Leading local rifle shooter Ransford Goodluck bounced back into winner’s row when he secured victory in last Sunday’s Recorded Shoot at the Timehri Rifle ranges as Guyana’s marksmen prepare for next month’s West Indies Fullbore championships in Barbados.

‘Jamaica Gov’t could fall’

Attorney Frank Phipps points to political reality in ‘Dudus’ case (Jamaica Observer) Senior attorney-at-law Frank Phipps is arguing for Jamaica’s system of government to change, so that any mistake made by one division of state leadership would not directly affect the flow and function of other arms.

Middle East diplomatic turmoil

Unexpected as the recent round of diplomatic turmoil in the Middle East, caused by Israel’s recent actions in Jerusalem may have seemed even to the United States, they cannot be said to be entirely surprising.