Daily Archive: Monday, June 7, 2010

Articles published on Monday, June 7, 2010

The canter truck parked in the compound of the Cove and John Police Station yesterday.

Corruption in GPF out of control –Slowe

… many of the complaints have merit and sometimes I am ashamed, because when I joined the force you had incidents yes but not this blatant corruption by some of the ranks, brutalizing people and behaving as if they are a law unto themselves, the thing I believe has gone out of control Blatant corruption and other illegal activities in the Guy-ana Police Force (GPF) have gotten out of control, according to outgoing Assistant Commissioner, Paul Slowe who said that the force has to be stripped of rogue elements from top to bottom before its image can be repaired.

A replica of the Royal Agricultural Society building before it was destroyed by fire in 1864.

Ambitious five-year plan for National Museum

-curator urges private sector support By Tiffny Rhodius Elford Liverpool, the curator of the National Museum, is confident that a five-year plan which is being developed to boost its services will draw larger crowds and give the public a more rewarding experience on a visit to the museum.

Eight hurt in Bee Hive crash

By Alva Solomon An accident yesterday morning on the Bee Hive, East Coast Demerara (ECD) Public Road has left a family which was on its way to trade at the Plaisance Market, nursing injuries to various parts of their bodies, including broken limbs.

 Hector Machito Camacho shows off the belt he won by virtue of his unanimous decision victory over Denny Dalton Saturday night at the Princess Hotel. (Orlando Charles photo)

Deadly finish!

—Shondell Alfred made sure the judges were not involed this time in her rematch with Corinne Van Ryck De Groot It ended in one minute and 24 seconds of the fourth round.

GCB members during Friday’s press briefing. (Orlando Charles photo)

GCB bracing for packed second half

By Tamica Garnett With the first half rapidly coming to a close, the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) is bracing itself for a packed second half which will feature participation by representative national teams in the regional Twenty20, Under-19 and women’s tournaments.

Lara spot-on in charity match

MANCHESTER, England, CMC – West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara netted from the penalty spot in a winning effort for the Rest of the World over England yesterday at Old Trafford.

Baker, Tonge revive Windies-A

CARDIFF, Wales,  CMC – Steady bowling from Lionel Baker and Gavin Tonge helped West Indies-A fight back, after they conceded a healthy first innings lead in their three-day, tour match against Glamorgan yesterday.

Bad manners are winning the war

Dear Editor, The heavily touted ‘war on bad manners’ on which resources were expended to promote same by our government and NGOs is being won by the bad manners, which have knocked out all contenders and are strutting cockily around the ring.

Inanities  

If you spend only passing time reading newspaper letters or listening to people in the media, you have to notice that the quality of our pronouncements seems to be on a downward slope.

The cricket board investigation

As cricket is the premier sport of the land it follows that there are thousands of nominal stakeholders in the business of the Guyana Cricket Board by virtue of their patronage of, and abiding interest in its offerings.