Daily Archive: Sunday, October 3, 2010

Articles published on Sunday, October 3, 2010

Cops must work harder to solve crimes

 – mother of Cummings Lodge murder victim  says Justice may never come for Kamla Singh, whose daughter and grandson were among those killed at Cummings Lodge last month but she believes the police need to put some real effort into finding the gunmen.

Liquidating Clico: Avoiding the pitfalls

Conclusion Introduction When I started this series on the failed insurance company I chose the title because of a sincere belief that those who were entrusted with powers and duties for the liquidation of Clico would act responsibly and professionally, and would ensure, at a minimum, full compliance with statutory requirements and ethical standards.

The DCC team proudly displays the Digicel Trophy after a convincing win over GNIC yesterday at the DCC ground.

Barnwell muscles DCC to Digicel Cup win

It was a well-decorated 94 from national batsman Christopher Barnwell that steered Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) to a 44-run win over the Guyana National Industrial Corporation (GNIC) in the final of the inaugural Digicel/Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Twenty20 First Division competition.

Darren Sammy

Who will be the captain?

For the twelfth time in the 13 years since Richie Richardson’s interrupted tenure formally ended and Courtney Walsh took over for the second time, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is again seeking someone to take hold of the poisoned chalice of the captaincy.

Help for the elderly

Help for the elderly: Police in `D’ Division, West Demerara/East Bank Essequibo recently presented an elderly businesswoman and farmer with a new bicycle.

False constructs

Dear Editor, Vishnu Bisram flails away at the windmills of false argument he has imagined out of my letter in SN of September 23 (The mechanism which works to ensure the ethnic vote has been under-analysed’) about the fallacy of an ‘Indian face’ as a means by which our friends at Congress Place could regain office and recover their spirits.

Spain must do more in doping fight – UCI

GEELONG, Australia,(Reuters)-Spain’s government should recognise it faces a doping problem in cycling and do more to eradicate it, International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid said on Saturday, as another Spanish cyclist was provisionally suspended for a positive test.

Hunte’s death has left a vacuum

– Berbice Cricket Board The Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) has joined several others in expressing profound sadness at the sudden death of the former chairman of the National Junior Selection Committee Lennox Hunte.